Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 18, 1915, Page 10

FAIR WEATHER TODAY What Is Going On Tonight| the Auditoriu; Moving P frk Brow meets ANNOUNCEMENTS COLONIAL THEATRE. The Fatal Opal,” Two Reels, Kalem Featuring Marion Sais. is very remarkable 1u which is said to follow the Sosessor of an opal, shows a voung son who on his marriage duy bargains and Ty of the ill many trivial quarrels nephew and uncie o thereby esperate criminal, whom the uncle, Judge Morton had preciously sentenced steals into the uncie’s house after o of the quarrels, and seeking revenge, attacke the judge, and after leaving him for dead, the judge finds stick pin and scratches the murdered on the ¢ The opal pin is name on the book is not nephew is sentenced. T of the real murdered ax the innocent man forms the balance of this exce “The Man Who Vanished” “His Unwitting Conguest. and “The Fable of the Showed Up and Did Sanay. are of the balance of the Tomorrow, Friday, for one day oni “The Dencer and the Kix clusive five reel feature ar: Spooner snd immense o discoves he release of basis XExploits of today, also. and 1and county mem- Fourth Desree KIRK BRCWN AS SHYLOCK IN @ at the Davis Theatre. | the name of fternoon aftes . Seth C. March old { Earl, { years | tawa | resided. | oot 7 | vears w il { Mr. and home in A_devout | stedtast | their | promise, e Boar du o the od]and fhe principal be called to a large ant home and the blessings t her she shared with them, given to hospitality. sree _the soctal s dev | midst of friends ers and spirit_of with k passin; Fath 2 radiant om_its has Mrs, E Dbani street returned d after a visit Bis THE opp ival « | plaudits of the pr n educational s ould it w NORWlCH TOWN | res at \ Deatho of Mrs. Ph phy Falls Shoulder—Extending Needed ard | Walks, large of which he was the organizer of parting from one r AND TOMORROW in their work of cutting and wood. and in the deing of the| farm work tarmers luin sual lo Hard—John Mur- From Ladder Discolating Board m Newburger of Wyckoff, New was' the guest Tue pell of West Town Wil Miss Ella Skinner of New York| i was here over the week end the guest| vhose deat her cousin, Mrs. George Peck of| Nashua, T nd_Deborah Annie M. Way 183 e week end with ld ner parents 3 anny 1. Williams of Willimantic her cousin, of Ofediter- Mrs. Roderick Meek have heir home on Peck’s cor- an absence of a few weeks New Jersey STONINGTON eir| Jenkins- chan Marriage — Candidates ip—Borough Notes. ere spent spent i n, Hen: 1908. Af Hard again mad Norwich Towr me; on he of trouble.” ring the last @ public_school & and Mrs. C. H er sireet Tuesday even- | their daughter. Char- as oy toljotic ¥ nited in marriage of life that | wit rzo Karl Jenkine of Westerly. Brooklyn, emony was performed Dby_the the Second Con- The bride was at- d carried a shower of white roses and lilies of t s attended by Miss son as mald of honor. | X chiffon and carried pink peas. The ribbon | i until his death, was him, the Henry I whom she knew how/| val p. has come the great | L who filled place in their life. He: she her Bindlo n side of I Always happy her interes in all passingeventsk youth so alive that in here was no thousht of years. Always distr essity of the saints, now the glc aints rec a ma eloped. octor of Boston was ring bearer was C. shers were C' the her of glor To th rema spirit _thal er Tenders' Hours. THIS WOMAN WAS VERY UNKAPPY Physically and Mentally Worn | Out—Tells How Nervous | and Crying Spells Were| Ended by Vinol. Monmouth, I11. out and l;frvaue.th B d;s was getting 5o thin an ennrlgeg one f lnfim broke down and when l friend came in and ssked me what was the matter. I told of = condition and how nothing I took seems todome -nytfwd' ‘Vinol was suggested. 1 got a bottle and before it was h: flf‘ gone I could eat and sleep well. I continued its use and now my friends say I look ten years younger, and I am well, healthy and strong. ~ I wish I could induce every tired-out, worn-out, nervous woman fo take Vinol.”’—Mrs. HARRIET GALE, Monmouth, Ill. i There are many over-worked, tired- out, careworn, nervous women in this vicinity who need the strengthening, tissue building, and vitalizing effects of Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic, and so sure are we that it will build them up and make them strong | that we offer to return their money |i£ it fails to benefit. Vinol is a delicious preparation of the extractof cod liver oil and peptonate of iron and contains no oil. Broadway Pharm Prop., Norwich, Cc ing drug stores ev G. G. Engler, and vhe n. FOR SALE tenement here int passed from its ter © tha fard e time Fred Renner K de Combies of Injured nne: £ several cob Renner, for Renner, While colated Shoulder b Murp! employed Extend Board Home of am—Death rains tnis w molst esided here town commit- ated fo Hurley en T Mr £ the e 1911 has HUNDRED DOLLAES for ¢ of HALL'S CHENEY. Subscribed of Decem- RCHANT OF VENICE. ceing him hylock, n for him the ortunit E =ty ‘, ot which has w and public. dpoint th particul rd_all Lin t .m'l prove il aft i opportun rroperty Room Cotrage House Seven steam heat, set- in lacation. Electric | targe fine $3,300 tubs, tot, N. TARRANT & CO. Street, 117 Main Norwich FOR ':siw_'w. Two Tenement On Prospe ci With House FRANCIS D. DOKOE Centrai Brilding HUE Norwi Agricultural Limestone TUESDAY, FEB. 25, 1913, at 10 0. m.. rom TTTER AUCTlON of ill heal own as the n the Green tion, als rty, on IITURSDAY, FEB. 25th, at 10 oelock n m. and about fruit tre, | outbuildings, compr! shed and henhouse house of 9 rooms. PERSONAL barn, wood: dwelling PROPERTY. express wagon, mechine, 1 Acme 1 horse rake, pair team har carrier, some forks Y two-horsé team wwago, 2%Tgnt two-norse voles ¢ other goods. compr! ¢ of household good will sale ollowing ANDREW B, BISTHSTu pole and & an assort de- Wil “aice NORTHRUP. JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOK BINDER ziank Beoks Made and Ruled to Order 108 BRuAuwt\v Amewcan i§8i!56 FARREL & SANDERSON, Special Rates to Theatr Traveling M. iLI\,ery connection. Props. Vroupes, Ete, Shetucket Strest 1 1] i 1 | | M. J. FIEEDS, . . T | s 39 Ward Street nations. Special Pelephone 657. #0 a_quantity | i Florist | BUSINESS I5 BETTER! Every business man in Norwich knows the truth of the statement. 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