Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 17, 1915, Page 10

i FAIR, COLDER TODAY \ / 9 r FULL ASSOCIATED FAIR TOMORROW ml n u’ PRESS DESPATCHES mm WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17, 1915, play is to be & new one, Safety First, TO RENT POETRY and for Friday evening, Newly Wt X0 RENT — Tenement five rooms; = will be presented. The Saturday mat- amizi RENT — Tenement fiv oms; IF IT WEREDNT FOR HER inee is to be Sapho and Saturday ev- “lfl barn if wanted. 98 Peck St. febl7d L ening, Ten Nights in a Barroom. 176 FRANKLIN ST.—Store to rent. J. | If it weren't for Her, still sweet and E. Fanning, o2 Broadway. Jjan2ld fair, ‘;l‘l;nnnuh’,'?l'fiiulimfi_'u ‘23 Oak- | With 1‘2& sunset's gold on her siiver ridge St, with all modern improve ments. inquire there. o e e A B ot B FOR RENT—{we Eicely furnished | To dream that the angels read the rooms, with board, suitable for gentle- dream; mmen, all conveniences, at The Ply-|If it weren't for Her—to my soul 1 mouth, 44 Laurel Hill ‘Ave. Telephone B ted Lent opal Chure mseh Tribe, s at No. 35 Si omerset Lodge, eis at Masonic Tt Hope Rebekah Lo meets in Odd F orwich Council. s in Pythian H ts ay be reserved by telephone. NORWICH TOWN { VEHY ““HAPP‘ Nieces at Aunt’s 83d Birthday in Wa - regan—Valentine Party Given Junior | PRYSically and Mentally Worn Endeavorers. Out—Tells How Nervous Mrs. Georse LePan of Bellevue farm and Crying Spells Were '3 Surprice birthday party 3:’.5;515" Ended by Yinol. 1 nt, Mrs. Marcear, who was 83 years Monmouth, TIL:—*T was wi s T. U. parlor|old. She is. the last of her immediate ont-ndne Ihulm.nk'u Main street| family, is in perfect health, with @ good ¥ ‘get 50 thin and dis fina just broke down and say— There's a traveler here had lost the with improvements, on Bliss Place. vt Wa.cer A. Heath. decid | 1ost the way where the lovelees roam,. 'I‘l) llhl\’l‘ Furnlshefl rooms, all con- Far from Home. veniences for housekeeping; ¥ School 5 St. nov2id If it weren't for Her! . . ., With her “"STORE TO RENT i 51 Frankiln = | We'vo favelod together in storm an€ z S| wev e ogether Inquire at Bulletin Oftice. novild | ¢ ' Csminec o osetier In storm nd 1_sald to myself in Love's first - way TO RENT—G0o: INEIEEOORS; house. [ty fide o the certaln Gates of i | memory and actively interested in ev- erything about her. Many greetings FURNISHED ROOM — Centrally lo- and souvenirs from friends and rela- | when a friend came in and nlked me cated. Emma Morse, 15 Unlon St. “t's ;fi‘(_““sh[ o my lovell lead her wee ned a l‘lJllVl:llb b ROOM: on— tives were hers during the day. Her|what was the matter. I told of my . 211_modern con- P s Jental office in the Tha building, | youngest son, Frank Marcear, was with nd thin hene | b Piant. 1 the yesse teine r‘il‘rfil %5, Dr. Richards formerly|her, and these four nieces: Mrs. James mmd?:?my h""{,imlgxu"""m = | Sure throush the shedows of Lifes racticed with Dr. George A. Comeau| MeNulty and Mre, N ' Herosck of |y oot a bottle snd before it was bd! ey e | Aud all the while she was leadin® me of this city; also conducted an office| Greeneville, Mrs. George LePan of|’ Eo%3 could eat and sleep well. I | ‘““ m‘m}t,‘ TO RENT fipad SOl T Shne Ste Nas lesin ime in Jewett City for three years and is h Town and Mrs. Frank LeRock | mt it ) ep i | e E foam. weil and favorably known to the pub-|of Wauregan. R | con inl o ane and now m{nd Iend- Whitt shout that AT I e Beveral Sestiable Tancments and oo Lt hhras. of Eiome. }ie. Dr. Richards has equipped his 5 say I loo years younger, am at about that new home you hope to have? PR Te e = T \ew quarters with all the latest im-| Had Valentine Party. well, healthy and strong. I wish I £ ages. If it wergn't for Her, the day we ovements known to dental science JAMES L. CASE. paesed of the Junior Endeav ‘couldmdnceve tired-out, w. i P i se . i - o e e e s Time to be about it. To select your lot if you have Rental Dept., grave to a world grown cold at and no expense has been spared to ake the offices meat, clean and mod-[at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon in the HARRIET GALE, Monmouth, Il not already done so: to be building if you h: the 1ot 1§ 37 Shetueker st nadows gathering A Eyery : 88-2, “hepel of the First O tional | 2 = Y 5 D g you have the lot. fnjevery ropeet nurch for @ valentine pgigg%an?e_s ou?;fix:mm%?;w:;ke?infirfi R e | i ed. in Lites e E tate Ch: 1 entine pi: together with , oW S slo: 2 i p el au :;ge? urchased | & %, were tHoroughly et :‘mm vlvé:lo ne«}i fll;ihazfi‘renggenlngi # | E e $o GoTs Blieace apeke et cls D. Don- led affair was the plan o issue building, and vit ing effects o SR * while v ~ S ks Py £ { | i sweet chue the modern 7 Cpoom. cortage be-| the_ socis airman. of which PhiliD Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron Build noy while you can secure a discount of as ; 0" st and v at Utes onging to Lawrence Hoffman, situat- tonic, and so sure are we that it will | much as 20 per cent. on many materials. OFFICES AND STORES IN THE NEW amed down Heav- i ed No. 15 Tannar avenue. Mrs. Buck- build them up and make them strong THAYER BUILDING, | =2 Government Seeds Coming. i zh dome o o the house about the . gt 4 . | The Tignt of B A Thancoas Dol tpasitas A T i L “Build now!” while there are men out of work. Men Fomr storles, fireproof. reimforced | ° - o Ton er has sold th € being received by Norwich Tc § R = 3 merete. Located om Frasklin Square, | And near when we the twa t from the department of Vinol is a dr"*~~=~ ~=-~ration of the who want a chance to earn money honestly and do not enter of city. terminnl for all local| 9 i anic street. to Mrs SRS e gxtmct‘o{ o stonate of want charity. nd subnrban {rolleys. Mz~ bardwood | * ERLoMeIL, anc —_—— J elassavoritesiay coreopisis, PODDY | jron and e foors and weod thirmimgs thromghout. of Her sout's love shin- DAVIS THEATRE TODAY. i S i e Broadway Pharmacy, G. G. Engler, | e ; 3 A o . | Best of elevator service und the build- z 3 — ee Sl Prop.. Nerwich, Conn., and at lead. “Build now!”” while the time is ripe, while you are in §| inx win be up-todate in every was. A~ e Matinee Today Mr, Brown Presenu ing drug stores everywhere. * pele = Hemt of offices from $8 to $30 per gel of Light to se; His Magnificent Play “Thais” To-| the mood, and you’ll save money. onth. For further informatiom, im- an e-ho from earth's far night, “Big Jim Garrity.” evenin Latham erv ts wer sent. T juire of WILLIAM ¥, HILL, 25 She- chet Norwich, Conmn, gz -phaiite FOR SALE The best directory to real estate for sale in Norwich appears in BULLETIN WANT ADS. road. | i John De erns , and respected_cli ved and, after the refreshments, of Glenville other games. FOR SALE i Boneer Worlfor Hospitals. OR SALE Sc a Line er i Seven Room Cottage || | Fu R SALE House WANTED [ FOR SALE 1 turn over a new leaf?” , out the draft from a swing- afe door blew it back.—Cleve- Plain Dealer. t started the row?” ake dentist sold a set of cel- teeth to the man who_eats fire e vaudeville show.” — Washing- tar. “Did_your uncle remember you im his will?” convict and and s Electric lights, steam heat, set- tubs, large lot, in fine location. Price $3,300 ank Ray of | N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street, Norwich wvicted twent the murder of Crage He was sentenced to t he end Dext nd i For Sale I febiid AT POTTER MANOR ON RUSSEL ROAD A FINE NEW COTTAGE OF SEVEN ROOMS PRICE $2,500 Easy Terms JAMES L. CASE 27 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. Wright of g a4 week or t West Town Tufts college, reet. he directed his executors to the loans he had made D nscript. ble thing.” bring good in ite as if everybody in roke is going argh Post. hear both sides FOR SALE Two Tenement House i On Prospect Street < |§ With all the imprevements, in- cluding steam heat; always well rented, lot 150x100 feet Price reasonable el oot carrier in the delphia Ledger. s bragging of thelr | 50 SALE HORSES |Come ana them. Prices right Now is the time to buy. 28 by ex- press fust arrived, so have a good as sortment of Tel. 1139, |§ FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building Norwich, Conn. SALE—71 acres, depot; buildin R A Wk FARM FOR | PR 3 S wdred Tons of Fine Ten Inch | lce Stored—Farewell Party for FARMS FOR SA]_E, of all descriptions and prices. | Have sold a large number but plenty | kscrer of good bargains left. | ae e wmMm. F. HILL, > === > : of 4 5 | trice—What no .. ., Real Estate and Insurance, o Rl : ¥ tee rgains i I i a =) ShelucketTS}reit, ;“‘l;wvlch. Conn. | 1.ondon. i Fi bt now iR e bace ‘elephone 1 fenibd v anything left in Europe to see” — 7 ; onkers Statesman. ‘Senator, you promised me & job.” “But there are no jobs.” a job, senator.” Ti ask for a commission t® as to why there are ne u can get a job on that™ Courler Journal. d Mr. Growcher, “I fa- up the idea of Santa family as long as pos- T WANTED- this Spring | advise farmers | jjo; in NOW. § Peck McWilliams & Co. = T WANTED lt Cuts Feed Bill = 100 Other Farm Uses 17 Y0U WANT WORK s Save money and get 269, more h T 1 d egi fatten your & quicker, save Your ti and labor in 100 differ- ent ways with “Farmers’ Favorite Feed Cooker, and Boiler | SPRING BARGAIN . want the chiléren %o blame me when they don’t get just presents they were looking for."— ton Star | For Sale | m=raemoscors $1,000 cas AGENCY Mne to saw’ wo: Tn 1913 Sweden exported 303,600 tens of iron. is an interesting number ful f startiing incidents in the h BECOME railwa A GROCERY STORE South Africa last year produced mysterious criminal. The mall carri 1000 pounds of Turkish tobacco. ment is known under the title of L e S S s Doing well-established busines: = o=t PP ovan Ear Sinane denvo ey 5 S 2 Can be bought for $1,400. 300 fron mines in opera- one of the daring schemes of th s. v atensi ing sap, for - or | s Chatehing Hand Tor opening & stps| SR S ter or cooking feed for stock, hogs FOR SALE Stock, fixtures, horse and wagon. en, and 40 mines of otler posedly burglar proof safe. Elaine | % e e EOI e On Easy Terms R. J. JODOIN m Robins Any foel—cobs to chunks, ng horse Sund s ana puilets. Address urchases a fine new burglar proof| his driv Columblar 14 government ezpenditures and sho afterwards she re-| iy stall and gement. N ety Bloy Ly Rarter e 5 no A L PR FOR SAL & ro entimated "t 316,856,305, Teceipte c package which posed | £ get s WANTED_Men and won gine, Gre Baltic; Gonn. i 409,378 to Craig Kennedy| exerci. Saw Tablea, se and =sell our Bell's Pl ng Mi n, Conn. —_ — t A little |all‘t‘r in the school Louden Litter and Stable beautifies immec 325 to easily made. Write quick | FOR SALE—Wood, stove lengths, sm'f?ruu 323 West 69¢h a cord, % cord $2.30. Bullard. ’ru. janzea | 646-12. TED — Advertising LAR(-\: COTTAGE HOUSE in West- Lebanon, Conn. | publication established 65 years. 1., contalning: First floor, re- M. J. Parkhurst, New Haven, Con: hall, large living r ;! 46,106 particulars. dining_ room, en, hardwood floors throug! ond’ fioor, five sleeping roor town of Maiwatchi on the borders of Russia, Is inhabited by Women are forbidden to e discovers the safe covered with| valentine box. o and calls up Craig on the phome|to the joy of each o ind learns that he has sent her no| Washin exercises sundle of papers to place in the safe|preparatiol ind that it was another trick of the Clutching hand. _After this the Clutch- X st s ing hand enters Craig’s appartments|tons o ving stones. TWANTED—T nd so s 2, hat ey ind so arranges 2 t it will go COL. EARL N. GALLUP| oSAFE h third fioor, open atiic: sit _;Jtrxhen Craig picture of = = day. A. 'C. Bennet fiigh land, commanding une: ine Tow ccustomed place. | of for ren: for term of one or mo: However Cralg dls rs this and the MAGH PA'N | Why Don’t Your | Years, Uiher very desizable propertt the | | | a complete line of Farm W. L. L. SPENCER, Telephone 39 fear and other forms excitement, it has bee learned, may stop digestion entirely i a2 | and cause serious kidney discases. arn x18, three | The Bureau of Agriculture of A8 ining water In| philippine Islands has recently re- ear, PHINIC IT OVER — 250 noieneads | ) 63 (regular business siae) pes, CASH?! that peanuts can be profitably used as ol g " forage for cattle in the South Atlan- Farm Bulletin | ijc States, where they grow so abund- te: o taere 1o for Sale or'ront.” Frank W. ‘Coy Real |: cedar = ) o Other photc y , i1l ar “° ioneering. Spect ‘y of Farm and 1 SALE—Oid _established biack- ° A i ~ W e L on taey s DI oe A I Ped§x;eed Stock. " Merchandise and Try CLEGG, The Jeweller i 1iVe conm town: centeal ol “ogge kens ",‘:zd:,’ Al fi;fifi; R raeae 2 ; <al Estate Sales. weil equipped with modern ora 3 h D ock 3 n the a aufn;: “Hotor, driver, foyes ve, 20 bushels of pota- ;Im(;na with Murdock McQuarrie i the L 128 \F’Vllhlngton Street, Norwich aulon ¢ In the hope of developing a better leading role and “The Fat Girl's Ro- R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct. e Delivery | 2hd “arilis, doing Businioss 33809 to i catrots. abl ontonc, | tyPosoEtulich weat: ance’ a very funny Crystal comeds. one $4.100 per’ year, “principally horseshs : covered wagon, 1 _JarTy Ricl's Black Stars will pre-| = L AT mem <rmese, and all for tne| Experiments recently completed by s rel first part and vau- = : gt = the Department of culture show deville today for the last time and to-| LOST AND FOUND Y-TWO HUNDRED | fie Depa: o morrow will put on a big plantation E— | LOST—Monday night, at armory or DO Yo“ want a Farm? number, full of lively singing, dancing neatly printed. ror $1.90; b RHQ Catiy Tnsis “PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN” IS THE ONLY|gn Otis St a black fur collar. Finder L 3 Send for “samples and % by - < lietin Ofn e Tor ARGE OR SMALL " ih need antly. Animais dieplay an _alm i REAL STOMACH REGU- o e Cotpany, Norwion WILLIAM A. WILCOX, human fondness for peanuts and Orpheum Theatre, Danielson. | LATOR KNOWN. LOST_Tox hound; white with black Consult jomeae . ey Mon) Mainie Breken Liriveioh: iem The Dovle Stock Company is pia: 4] spots on the sides, brown hesd: In vi- E. A. PRENTICE, | Ti AM BUYING poultry of all kinds. | No. 41 West Brond St. Rooms 1 amé 2, ot Ledyard: stomachs in | E i really does” overcome indiges- | LOST—On 1 ooieck the means of establishing! tion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and|to . Satcndey with the charming] sourne five minutes—that—just | PAirs of eyoglaazes >rown at its head, is| that—makes Pape's Diapepsin the larg- w'}"‘ o retamied St strong as evor and has all the|est selling stomach regulator in the| —os features that contridute toward| world. If what you eat ferments into “¥o : Real Estate and insurance, the presenting of its play T o % bl ana white. Owner call a¢ Rosey Belan: v ing of lis plage in such a}stubborn lumps, You belch gas and 258 Plaininetd: Gona: Yy REMOVED WILL BUY or it the mame of]eructuate sour, undigested food and Say i onisan aitention to scenery, & ecm ac is Qizzy and aches: breath | TOUND—Tho bost pises iy town to To Room 108 Thayer Bldg., ; tozue coated; vour Insides filled | §2t 21 meals for Columbian th bile and indigestible waste re- 4 This yeer, as & specialty, the com- fmcn—m— the moment “Pape’s Diapepsin heater. Convenlent to business any 1s featuring %enés. s mmarvelous|comes in contact with the stomach all section of city and near trolley mentaiist, who epparent hes the ch distre: vanishes. It's v aston- ¥ into the future and telling persons|is it's harmiess. MOKEY LOANED COOKS, GENERAL HOUSEWORK | ARCHA W. COIT on Diamonds, Watches, Jswelry GIRLS, KITCHEN GIRLS. ‘, The Mutual Benefit Life Agency who ask her stions what they| A large fifty-cent case of Pape's Dia- would lise to know about, what hag| pepsin will Elve you & Muadeas doters and securities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. An ol Em; ” otabiisned Arm to deat with. oS Free ployment Bureau, |j 62 Broadway Phone 1334 THE COLLATERAL LOAN GO, M. J. COSCQORAN, Supt. Central Bldg. sone or what is in store for them. She| worth of saticfaction or your droggist 142 maim Stree Tetanlianed 18fay E yone naving s i Gellert, Co e, drop postai to Westerly, R. L Dad exgs are worrving the De- e e S8 [ Phome. No. 385. | Partment of Agriculture. It has &ts- o7 i covered a well-organized traffic in ~——————————————————— | rotten egsgs_centering in Chicago. It nsiders the situation o seriows 4 \ that it has inaugurated a vigorous campaign, aided by state and city eu- | FOR SALE thorities in all parts of the coumtry, to break up the traffic and send the To close an estate, 2 Two-flat promoters to jail. House, modern improvements, centrally located. Price very reasonable. Inquire of Ing at this theatre this week and with the same success that it won on ltsl “Really does” put ba The past two nights| order “inder no(lfgl;he Phene 300 86 Cliff Street st OFFICE OF WILLIAM F. HILL, ge house, seven rooms and electric lights, new steam ouse, Franklin S\.ua:e under new Franklin Squnn management. tebsd OLD-TIME COLD CUR E—Dll'f K TEAl I nomas H. Beckley Real Estate and Fire Insurance May Building, Phones 724 278 Main Street 474-3 Get a_small package of Hamburg Breast Tea, or as the German folks cail it, “Hamburger Brust Thee” at any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the tea, put a cup of bolling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time. It is the most effective way to break a cold M.eJ. FIELDS, . . Florist |2nd _cure £7ip, as it opens the pores, 2150 tells things of the present that|bands you your money .back. 1t's worth its weight in gold to men and women who can't get their stom- ordinary power that she possesses. Her|achs regulated. It belongs in your work has already created a furore. | home—should always be kept handy in l On account of This (Wednesday) afternoon and ev-| case of a sick, sour, upset stomach dur- bacco, the \Whi F C GEER’ Pmo l'lme: relieving congestion. Also loosens the ening the company presents The|ing the day or at night. It's the| WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus. |%ld from mew om at $35 per 1,000, 39 Ward Street bowels, thus breaking a cold at once ] Z this evening, In The| quickest, surest and most harmless| iness before the public, there Is ne J. F. CONANT. 122 Prospect Strest, Nerwich, Ct. Carnations. Special Forms and| It is inexpensive and entirely vege- Llom’s Den. Thursday evening the stomach regulator in the world vertiming columns of The Bulleth. jan®a 11 Framkln $t. "Phone §11 Plants. Telephone §567. table, therefore harmless. S