Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 29, 1915, Page 16

FULL ASSOCIATED (L] SHOWERS TOMORROW g PRESS DESPATCHES fn 70 RENT POETRY = TO RENT—Furnished room; a fromt , room, ‘all improvements, use of tel JUST KNITTING. phone, and convenient to o) ns o Allen's; board if desired. 66 Union St | Over the world the war-cloud lles, Phone 196-3. may28d | With heavy hearts and saddened éyes — from day to day. CRESCENT BEACH cottage and| wo ooad tae Mow s fland and sea i . e —— What Is Going On Tonight ; WOMEN ARE VICTIMS Fc;n ::'-E = B rmmso . {, Vaudeville and Motlon Pictures at l SOCIAL CORNER. I INDOOR LIFE AND LACK OF EX: | miok At R amplon Bwiver | Dubpy. male of fomaie. Tor 1068 ot e Auditorium. ERCISE CAUSES PILES - |ler greatest living Alredale. Write for | 66 Union St. may29a es ea L mterion M Py | R E = bl PR Ra, "\;:;%fl‘l’:fl:;d fiumfl';.' st More women than men have piles. | Box 409, Cheshire, Conn. nay29d WANTED — By large corporation, « honest man in every town for special iy e It is because they take So little out- | = i my o oores. 14-room house, 3| advertising work: iiberal salary . to ¢ (Continued from Page Fourtcen) |door exercise and are so often con|ijos to Jewett City. Apply Alma’ E.|start; position permanent, with good boarding house t. t_ for - season; San be. ; Connestiout Food Ship for Belgium. |en stipated. There is a stagnation of | Nawton. So. Canterbury, Gonn. R. I, D.| chance Tor advaneement: ho experisncs commodious quarters. J. L. Wheeler, | 428 matvel that these, s necti ood e 10 Coit St., New London, Ct. may28d | 3itn Folded hanmds and idle? XNo, H inds of food-best suited to their |blood in the lower bowel, and no| No. 1, Box 98. may29d necessary. McLean, Black & Co., Inc., | Over 1,500,000 women, children and!individual requirements, amount of cutting or treatment with T —Ciatrs tabies, toabex | % B: Beverly St, Hoston. Mass. ther non-combatants are in the Bel-| A well balanced diet contains the|ointments and suppositories will re- [ EOR $ATE Chairs, s aihe™ | __may2sa bread line. Unless America is t0|£00d elements in the following propor- [ move this cause. = o — 3 | ¢ JUGH GRADE salesmen wanted for set starve those whom she has saved | tions—protein, one part; fat, three and | Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roi, an inter- | FOR SALE—One new hammock. one| good paying steady position; call on ‘until now, more food must be Sup-|one-half & iy AEat s Hive end sofa, one collapsible rubber tired go-| garages, stores, factor! te. Mil- parts; carbohydrates, five and | nal, tablet medicine should attack any | S9%% S1C | 2ONARICIC, TS, (red, Ko | Sarages, stores, factorles. cte - ALil- “FOR RENT—The desirable offices in We'ra saitting the Thames Loan and Trust Building, ieedles click: Shetucket St. Inquire there. T 1AREST ice sids s be quick. S e = we deeply pray— TO RENT—Upper tenement, No. 76| AN, a5 we work we despy Frec L one-half parts, case of piles by removing the cause. uch Boswell Ave., in fine condition. Inquire shall sce 2 values is ory. calory e | guarants . T. ardt Co., Sta- WANTED—A boy about 16 years old; B o AROIPLNSRRE IS S RN T 14 hy that never e jset to work to load a “Connecticut|amount of fuel required to raise one |tion B, Buffalo, N. Y. Write for book- |, FOR SALE — Comfortable non-skid| steady _emplcyment. Cheisea File TO RENT Two furalshed rooms,| We're knitting. trusses, elastic stockings, abdominal s e 100 & Osgo0d Co. Norwish. Wln;:;és:nc.. oft Sherman St., City. Ct may29MWs _— WANTED—Persons to color art ple- with modern improvements, central lo- [ —Caroline H. Burgess in the Christian cation; board if desired; gentlemen pre- Register. ferred. Address Box 61, care Bulletin — LOVE AND THE WEATHER. {food ship” jointly with the interna- |kilogram of water from a tem 8 i perature | let. tional commission, which has asreed |of 16 degrees centiggrade, to 17 de- | — ito meet whatever is raised here dollar | grees, = for dollar. All administration expenses |~ The average daily requirement is |800dly proportion of carbohydrates. FOR SALD—A small new cash regis- | tures at home: easy Work: no experi- Co. may27d re guaranteed: every cent contributed | 15" times one's we.iggt. If you weigh| To illustrate the ease with which | ter. 165 Roosevelt Ave. may29d | ence; good pay; sampie free. Gleason FOR RENT— Five-room flat to aduits. A ] fwill reach Belgium in the shape of|one hundred and seventy pounds your |Meat can be eliminated and the same| FOR SALE—Five portable hencoops. Wheel;ga $37 Madison, Chicago. 1 Slater Avenue. may27d I’]?"x‘lym N e u‘zifx' se5l Hood. Qaily ration should be 2550 calories. |f0od value obtained, I have copied a |33 Grove St. Phone 1159-4. _may29 Tee DI BERD 78 Boswalliive [penni | In ey i e 5 . __The commission has offered to meet| A person of sedentary habits easily |ration for twenty-four hours contain- | —rom SALE _Entire equipment for ics| _ “WATER WRITE” pens; one dlp in fioor, six rooms, 36 per month. * Inquire| In every bloomy dellf ng, {Whatever we raise, dollar for dollar | could do with less, one working in the |ing meat and two without meat. cream parlor; includes fountain, sup. | Water and you can write 600 words in John E. Fanning, o2 Broadway. If_only love were rai fConnecticut's half of this shipload will | Soon. aiv mizht sequire 5,000, Ration No. 1—With meat, apples, | piies, ide crusher and freezers sell ail ink; sample 5o, six 5c. The Ritsul Pen ‘may32id How sweet *twould be to drown Jcost approximately $100,000, of which| o estimate the calories refer to a | oatmeal, milk, sugar, toast, butter, [or part. Address Fountain, Bulletin. . New Haven, Conn. may29d TO RENT _On Washington street,| Beneath the rushing torrent upber tenement of six rooms and lower| 1f love were raining downl o greater part must be secured In|table of food values, which may be |doughguts, mashed pofato, lamb chops, | _may29d LADIES—$25 weekly easy:: simple tenement of five rooms. Inquire of J.|1¢ s11c Jove were blowing. large subscriptions. Every dollar ¢on- | ghtained from the government, Such |fresh Deas, cream pie, Drune sauce, | FOR SALB_A 50-light Sprague en-| WOTK; no canvassing: evenings at ibuted will actually reach Belgium|iahies consist of lists of most of the |bread, ginger bread. Total number | closed type dynamo, 125 volt, _with | ome; fascinating; everything furnish- THE Bradford, Bookbinder, 108 Broadway. i % blows in the shape of food, without any |ordinary articles of food They state |of calories 2,088, Leonard Theostat and about 18 ft of | &d; mo experience; don't worry about SARK PLUG mayzid On ey T e Adiminution. the number of ounces of any given| Ration No. ' 2—_Without meat: | 3-inch belting; ali In good shape and| Gloia: Neb, A i TO LET“The Terminal” store at| In every vale of SmOWs; Lbecmu or‘n;‘uney, lmg; a.nd“srlrfifll. may | food ‘which contain one hundred’cal- Orange, grape-nuts, toast, butter, | thegeagh price s S35 5 taken at once. s = is pen gps the one most vital Ploasant View: best location at the|If only lovs ?ere]gl?,wn&sh‘eu be sent either to n. William i C. w. et - 4 USTL can make big money art beach; all equipped; good season pre- ow good twould be ories of protein, fat and carbohydrates | mashed potato, cheese, souffle, green | fiicon ‘Conn’ ma¥29d | nandling our speciaity. among higns || Part of the mechanism of the [ beach: all cauipRed: 000t ime, it “de- | Down, down in drifted beauty jAiken, Norwich, or to Charles C. Russ, Etate treasurer, care Hartford Trust Jeompany, Hartford. SIMEON B. BALDWIN, MARCUS H. HOLCOMSB, FRANK B, WEHKS, . Special Committee. ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE. Loming Next Week. The Winter Gar- den Revue—Thres Shows Today, i at 230, 645 and 8.45. The attraction booked for this the- itre for next week js the Winter Gar- en Revue, a big singing show of 14 people, who present one of the best Rabloid shows on the road. Every pnember of the company is a good inger and the comedians are funny all e time. A big beauty chorus of cing girls make up the show. The dea of the show is taken from the big \Winter Garden show in New York and s put on by this_company only on a ismaller scale. Special scenery and pretty costumes all help to make the ishow the big success it is. A special and the equivalent in ordinary portions of that number of ounces. Also the exact proportions in which each of the three, elements is found in said food. To make one’s daily ration conform to the scientific _standard requires careful planning and more figuring than the average mortal has time for. But If one has reason to think that one’s diet is not right, the advice of a physician can be sought. Should he recommend an_increased or decreased consumption of protein, fat or carbo- hydrates a general knowledge of food values will enable one to follow his advice. I have compiled some lists which may prove helpful. The figures indi- cate the number of calories in an or- inary portion. In a few instances the quantity is given in ounces instead of in portions. The following are rich in protein— beefsteak (round) 60 calories in 1.9 small serving; porterhouse steak, 34 calories 1.2 small serving; roast beef, 34 calories, 12 small serving; dried lean beef, 71 calories, 2 ounces; calves' liver, 62 calories, 2.8 ordinary serving: pork liver, 65 calories, 2.6 ordinary serving; roast leg of lamb, 41 calories, corn, rice, custard pudding, bread, blackberries, sugar, coffee cake, cream for cereal and berries. Total number of calories, 2.024. Ration No. 3—Without meat: One banana, cream of wheat, sugar, 1-8 glass of cream, pea puree, crackers, celery, mashed potatoes, bread, butter, rice pudding, breaded tomatoes, pear sauce, cake, butter. Total number of calories, 2,199. % There is but a slight difference be- tween the number of calories in the first ration and the number in each of the last two. I am not advocating strict vegetari- anism, but feel that many people would' find it beneficial to both healta and purse to eat less meat. Having_discoursed at such length I will add but one thing more. That is my hearty approval of the date sug- gested for the picnic at Coventry. It seems to me just right and I trust that a great many of the Cornerites will find it possible to be present. AUNT MEHITABLE. SUNDAY SUBJECTS. The Holiness Mission will hold ser- vices at 87 Main street. class people. No house to house can- Latimer & Son, Desk 9, Pros- pect St, Leonia, N. J. Jan238 - ATTENTION imported bla Percheron, $15 at time of service, $10 return if no foal resuits, Pomiret, Conu. Hopkins & Allen Arms Phone Putnam 249. services by may5 WS GOVERNMENT positions are easy {o get; my free booklet Y-628 tells how. Earl Hopkins, Company Washington. 'D. C. mayld WANTED—Young man for our local $12 weekly to start; no can- OF MASSACHUSETTS Co., Niagara mar13s WANTED—To start a man, 35 or paying business. Write C. R. Nurserymen, Manchester, Conn. Preferred Stock A syndicate of bankers have Burr & Co., No' capital purchased the balance of the 9,000 shares of this stock remaining un- sold, and a liberal amount of the same has been allotted to investors this vicinity at a price of $100 The stock will pay div- GEE, WHISKER! A pretty smart ‘Do you know how much water to the gallon goes over Ni “No." He sez, 'n’' I gave him a Cobweb agara Falls “Four quart: Corner seegar from Fagan's Smoke WANTED—A capable girl for gen- eral housework. Washington St. idends at the rate of 8 per cent per annum and it is redeemable at $110 S per share on July 1, 1916, or, at the € WANTED—A woman of good address option of the holder, it may be ex- to devote whole or part time to the automobile. It is the part which no gasoline car has found a way of posing of. It is the spark plug through which the electric spark passes which_ignites the gasoline and This explosion is the power which “runs the machine.” The “Want” Ads of The Bulle- tin are the “spark plugs” of bus- ine They are the one vital part of modern business which is abso- lutely indispensable. Call 480. 5 CENTS A LINE seens e s A e gt FOR SALE BUY OIL STOCK—Oil well drilling, may mean millions to investors; new capital needed to push work; company has 18 producing wells; new company; paid two quarterly dividends; 100 per cent. dividends 90 days possible; $: sired; rent reasonable; money-maker to the right party if a hustler. W. D. Main, 65 High St, Westerly, R. L may22d TO RENT—A flat of four rooms, with modern improvements. Inqui 365 Main St. may19d FOR RENT_A house of ten rooms at No. 54 Washington St; all conven- iences; steam heat; possession June 1st. Inquire of Isaac S. Jones, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Richards Building, 91 Main St. maylod TO RENT—_Tenement at 74 McKinley Ave. apply at 18 McKinley Ave, maylid FOR RENT_174 Franklin St, tene- ment, seven rooms. light and picasant. Inquire John E. Fanning, o2 Broadway. Beneath its deepest deep! If only Jove were winter. nd only love were Spring; v love were summer, it the autumn’s wing— The rain might pour forever. The snow pile high the street; 1f Jove were only weather, , All storms would be so sweet! _Baltimore Sun. HUMOR OF THE DAY Tt—1 dreamed last night I took the classiest queen on the campus to the prom. She—Did T _dance well—Pelican. ‘Woman—What is that over there? Man—Fertilizer, ma’am. FOR RENT — 52 Broadway, finest apartment downtown, five rooms. In- Quire John 1. Fanning, 52 Broadway. may$d TO RENT Two desirable front of- fices in Central building; also two nice- ly furnished rooms, suitable for man and wife or for single gentleman. J. B. Lucas. aprz1d FOR RENT—Room to gentleman; all modern improvements, central location. Inquire Bulletin Office. aprisd Woman—For the land’s sake! Man—Yes, ma’am.—Ohio State Jour- nal. “Why did you wmarry Jinks? °I thought you said Blinks was the finest man that walked.” = “But_Jinks had an auto."—Elizabeth Daily Journal. Katie (very earnestly)—If you had never met me, darling, would you have loved me just the same? George _ (fervently)—Yes, dearie— rogram of Muf i ¢ |1.7 ordinary serving: lamb chops, 24 [RS————— sale of DeWill standard toilet 1o | buys $500 par value stock; remit now TO RENT—Furnished rooms, all im- | more!—!Cartoon. Ere Shoal Ll;hltua}a ey eaaed PY | calories, 1 ordinary ‘chop; pork ten-| At the Gospel Mission, 365 Main | changed for Common Stock of the tc, In Norwleh and vi- Nsedor free information. Amalgam’|provements men only, 125 School Si| "y, Fow did you come to get in- rama of the sea. The Mutual War |derloin, 53 calories, 1.8 ordinary serv- |street, there will be services morning, |f company, share for share. excellent “opportunity for per-|fted Ol Co. 1731 Coleord Blds, Okla- | Phone 557-14. apridd | ested in that novel you are read- MWeekly, and a funny Keystone comedy | ing: pork chops, 19 calories, 1 small | afternoon and evening. . Sl T AR e - may2%d_ | ~STORAGE ROOM—_Inquire J. E. Fan- | ing? ‘ bt s R e e With. evarys ik aiares ot Pre- . Ne en, Conn. _ may: FOR SALE Twin Excelsior motor- | ning, 52 Broadway. febisd R aiie T Yken the way St enaowe Today will he the last chance to see #he Exposition Girls in The Cabaret rolics, a breezy musical show full of good singing and comedy. A fea- ure of the show is the Charlie Chap- in Kiddies, singing Those Chaplin serving; fricasseed chicken, 40 calo- ries, 1.9 ordinary serving; dried cod- fish, 97 calories, small amount; trout, §1 Ccalories, 3.4 large serving; mack- erel, 54 calories, 2.4 ordinary serving; cottage cheese, 76 calories, 4 cubic inches; skim milic cheese, 45 calories, At the Broadway Congregational church the topic of the morning ser- mon will be After Fifty Years. At the Sheltering Arms, services will be conducted Ly the Rev. F. W, Coleman, with choir of Trinit; Meth- TED—Antique furniture and old silver; good prices paid. 5 By Tel. 717-3. ~ may26d ferred Stock bought the buyer will receive one share of Common Stock A. Bruckner, Over 1,000 shares have al- ready been subscribed for by Nor- wich citizens. WANTED—Orders_for g, pairing and retopping chimneys’ and repairing furnaces for cleaning and mason work of all kinds. G. W. clean! Te- cycle with lights; a bargain for some- one. Inquire 11 Penobscot Street. may22STuThS FOR SALE—Young pigs. EI N. Geer, Tel. 30-4, Lebanon. i may2iSTuThs FOR SALE_Dress goods, choesecloth TO RENT—Furnished rooms, all con- veniences for housekeeping; 18 School St novzid FURNISH_D ROOM — Centraliy lo- cated. Emma Morse, 1§ Union St FURNISHED IOOMS, a1l modern con- New York Tribune. Mrs. Knicker—Poor man, here is a penny. Weary Willie—No, thanks, mum. I don’t approve of charitable founda- tion: New York Sun. eet, one of the higgest novelties ever |inches; e zalor! lema Malcolm & Co.. 283 Frankiin St. Tele: |ana cu Joth | veniences, 38 Unlon St Phone 1051-3. | & 2 > s DL S e il fie e e s e e Now is your opportunity to help § | pliono i2i-2. may26d” | prompe attention.” Jewett Gity TExine i s e e R Bcreen comedian and the song is a big | 0%.: String beans, 22¢, 2 large serv-| At Trinity Episcopal church there || Norwich, and at the same D—Painting and paperhang- | pmerty GOy Jewett City, Conn. YOU CAN RENT Ella—1 suppose there is a chance of gensation. The photoplays today in- |ings; squash pie, 10 calories, small [ will be holy communion at 9.30 a. m.. |l cure an unusually profitable e n oo KA s oW ES . the man getting away up to the last morning prayer and sermon at 10.30 s e FOR SALE_A. G, Spalding & Bros. minute?—Sidney Bulletin. ‘clude The Comeback, a two reel Ma- jestic feature; The Baby, a pretty Re- iance drama acted by child actors, and Wabel's Wilful Way, a screamingly Hunny Keystone comedy with Mabel ‘and Fatty. There will be three com- Dlete shows todav. Matinee at 2.30, evening, 6.45 .and 8.45. Matinee 10c; vening, 10c. 15c and 20c. A TREAT FOR MUSIC LOVERS. Drehestra of 5 Pieces at the Davis Theatre Next Tuesday Under the piece. The following are rich in fats: Olive oil, 100 calories, 3 teaspoons; butter, 99 calories, .443 of an inch cube; cream, 86 calories, 1-4 glass; milk, 52 calories, about 3-4 glass: American pale cheese, 74 calories, i 1-2 inch cube; skim milk cheese, calories, 2 inch cube; eggs, 64 calories, 2.2 very large; almonds, 76 calories, ‘about 6 brazil nuts, 86 calories, about 3: hazel nuts, 84 calories, 5 oz; hickory nuts, §5_calories, about 10; malted nuts, 48 calories, 71 oz.; peanuts, 65 calories, a. m., and evening prayer at 7.30 p. m. At Grace Memorial Baptist church, preaching morning and evening by the pastor. Sunday school at noon. Meet- ing of the Union Lyceum at 4 o’clock. At the First Methodist Episcopal church, morning service and sermon. Subject, Worthy Men and Worthy Deeds. Evening sermon, Tales of the Cities. _WANTED—Old_oak paneled chests. Mail or telephone your orders to ff| S:: Kins: 15 Elm St. may22d \NTED—Position by elderly wom- can “do good plain Address Housework, General housework; JAMES L. CASE maysd THE PLYMOUTH, 44 Laurel Hill Ave. The best place in Norwich for spring summer boarding; situated high, locking the water; also automobile accommodated. 37 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. SELLING AGENT FOR NORWICH Phone 185, WANTED—Ford cars to paint; $10 liott's Paint Shop. 25 Lafayette baseball supplies. Send for catalogue. Alex McNicol, Jewett City, Ct. mar2iSw FOR SALE One autobus, just the thing for a jitney, carrying 12 passen- gers. Apply to Fred Crandall, Mont- ville. Phone 219 32. may28d FOR SALE—Snowballs for Memorial day. bunches 25c up. John Morrison, Flofist, 465 West Main St. Phone. may3sd FOR SALE—A nice new milch cow, 4 vears old. Inquire of S. S. Wheeler, Scotland Road, Norwich Town. very desirable apartment, seven rooms and bath, all modern conveniences, un- excelled location, for $35 per month. Fine apartment, six rooms and bath, modern equipment, excellent neighbor- hood, $26 per month. Two furnished: cottages at Fishers Island, near the water. Four sleeping rooms in each. $300 and $250 for the season. ARCHA W. COIT, “Any distinctive feature to your 1915 medel? Yes, sir. Each machine is plinly lettered, ‘This car is not a jitney.’ This feature is greatly appreciated by our fashionable trade, I assure you."— Pittsburg Post. “I must say these are fine biscuits!” exclaimed the young husband. “How could you say those are fine biscuits?” inquired the young wiefe's mother in a private interview. “I didn’t say they were fine. I mere- about 1 cents worth; peanut butter, 68| At Park Congregational church, s . < may28d The Mutual Benefit Life Agency St 2 Direction of G. W, P in Ad- | calories, 1 rounding teaspoon; walnuts, | morning sermon by the pastor, Rev. R e e - 63 Broadway Whone TS| T 1 must “my oo S NSRS dition to Regular Show. & _calories, about cocoanut, 77 cal- | Dr. S. H. Howe, upon The Church Ef- Safety razor blades to| (2R SALETT ~°_;0°B§L"‘“"§1Bfi‘3ecmgrfi' o 5 e oo orles, § oz cocoa, 52 calories, .69 oz.; | ficient. Young People’s meeting at 7 FOR SALE Main St 1553 5 o The patrons of ths Davis theatre e sure of a musical treat next Tues- y evening when there will be given ® _concert program by an orchestra of 36 pieces, made up of all local musi- lcians, in' addition to the regular bill ‘of tabloid musical comedy and pig- tures. Mr. Craig will be the soloi; )and a special program will be played by the orchestra, which will be an- ounced in this paper Monday. The mmake-up of the orchestra will be as Zollows Director, G. W. Phillips; first vio- Zins, W. W. Lang, F. W. Benson, Wil- liam Malone, E. Heinrich: cello, E. Hearned; bass, F. Butterfield; flute, . A. Breed: clarinets, John Kukla, " White: bassoon, Emil Stevens: cor- mets, H. Feltcorn, E. Lerou Bliven: R\‘!‘?Dfi. Waldo Newbury; drums, S. als| chocolate, 72 calories, 56 oz.; porte house steak, 65 calories, 12 small serving;' bologna sausage, 71 calories, 1.3 small serving; goose, 83 calories, very small serving: lamb chops, 76 calories, 1 of ordinary size; roast leg of lamb, 59 calories, 1.7 ordinary serv- ing: fat salted pork, 99 _calories, small serving; doughnuts, 45 calories, 1-2 ordinary one; squash pie, 42 calories, small piece; mince pie, 39 calories, very small piece; custard pie, 32 cal- ories, small piece; macaroons, 33 calories, about 4. The following are rich ‘in carbo- hydrates: Granulated sugar, 100 calo- ries in 3 teaspoons; maple sugar, 100 calories, 1 oz.: honey, 99 calories, in 4 teaspooms; cornstarch, 100 calo- ries, 3 scant teaspoons: raw rice, 90 calories, 1 oz; raw tapioca, 98 cal- ories, 1 oz.; raw barley, 88 calories, 1 o'clock. The Loyal Temperance association Levi S. Saunders, president, will hold religious services at their rooms, 35 Shetucket street, Bill block, Sunday afternoon. At the Taftville Congregational church. Rev. Arthur Varley, pastor. Morning, Memorial Sermon. = Evening, The Cost, and Reward of the Chris- tian Life, The Internationa Bible Students’ assoc n (Norwich Class). Services Sunday morning in W. C. T. U, hall, 35 Shetucket street. Class meets for Bible study. At the Greeneville Congregational church Sunday_morning the pastor WANTED+-Antique Zood prices. >hione 1219-5. furniture and To close an estate, a six apart- C.'3. King, 15 ment house apriva TED—Save your feathers; we feather mat- tress; new ticking furnished; hair mat- Factory' 234 Mt office 2° West Main. S. near Main Street. Good oppor- For further information Pleasant St., apriod Thomas H. Beckley Phones 724—474-3. THOUSANDS government jobs; open i women: $65 to $150 month; Franklin Institute, Dept. 35-D., Rochester, 278 Main St. mar30d Estate and Fire Insurance [0 buy cows and calves y &00d price. “rel.' 14-6, Colchester, Conn. d W of ail Kinds; B Glau- FOR SALE—A good sound farm and family driving_ horse, weight 1100 1bs. Carl Hoffman, Jewett City Road, Baltic. may23d FOR SALE—A pair of horses for heavy teaming. Inquire Edward Chap- pell Co., Central Wharf. may2sd FOR SALE Cheap, to settle estate, coupe rockaway, depot surrey. spider phaecton with rubber tires, bail bear- ings, almost new, double’ harnesses motor boat, pool’ table, microscope. acquarium, ‘Instantaneous gas water. heater. grain box. hay cutter, type- writer. cameras, _everything photo- Eraphic Iinc. 38 Broad St, Danielson. Conn._Phone 192. may2sd ANTED — Advertsing _ Sollcltof ication established 63 years. Write 81 J. Parkaurst, New Haven, Conn,, for particulars. FARMS FOR SALE of all descriptions and prices. novibd Have sold a large number but plenty WANTED—Piano tuning. A G. Gor. FOR SALE—Palr Guernsey bulls,i years old, perfectly kind and tho oughly broken; one of these is regis- tered; finely and excellent build and a sure sire. Tel. Lebanon 48-4. may27d TO RENT QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot- tage, 3 acres land, 1000 feet from Ocean and Salt Pond; sown flower and vegetable gardens: hardwood floors, plumbing and heat. Rental $330. Others $300 to $4000. Send for booklet. FRANK W. COY, \/esterly, R. I - FOR RENT OFFICES AND STORES IN THE NEW THAYER BUILDING. Four stories, fireproof, reinforced concrete. Located on Franklin Square, center of city, terminal for all loeal and suburban trolless. Has hardwood floors and wood thirmings throughout. THE KALEIDOSCOPE The annual gasoline demand of the United Kingdom is 460,000,000 gal- lons. The latest design in torpedo nets may be placed in position in threa minutes. Inclusive of all ranks, 68,000 men are serving in the navy of the United States of America. Of about 1,400,000 pounds of caviar obtained each year by the Astrakahn fisheries, approximately 75 per cent. is exported. A convict who escaped from Jjail at Lydenburg, South Africa, was cap- tured on a farm where he was, mas- oz; raw cornmeal, S5 calories, 1-8|will preach on The Fulfilling Power of dom, 258 Prospect St. Croy. Tel. S82-% |~ = . = . o : COLONIAL THEATRE. cup; whole wheat bread, 80 calories, | Christ. The session of the Sunday| of good barg: £onOR SALE — ndian motoroyole, in | Best of cievator service and the build- | querading as a policeman in featnl — i 7.4 ordinary slice; white bread, 81 |school at noon. At 194 West Main St. may2qa || in® will be up-to-date in every way.|of himself. Tom Moore and Prof. Lewis B. Allyn of Westfield, Mass., Here Today. One of the strongest dramas of the day is offered in the film enttiled Polson, a two-reel offering of _the Kalem cast, in which appears Prof. Lewis B. Aliyn of Westfield, Mass., the ‘advocate of the pure food movement, @as originated by him, and Tom Moore, the genial local favorite; also Mar- guerite Courtot, his fascinating little leading lady. The play deals with a Wealthy manufacturer of adulterated foods. Refusing to listen to his son’s repeated criticisms of the methods and products, the manufacturers little daughter opens a jar of the jam as ®old by her father and is taken vio- lently ill with the coaltar-dved product pnd barely escapes with her life. A visit to Prof. Lewis B. Allyn of West- Held, Mass., shows the error of the Ways also, and a new factory is erect- 2d on the site of the one which burned furing the child’s illness. Other splen- 4id features today are Her Country Cousin, The Black Diamond, secret service film, and When Samuel Skid- ded, comedy. Coming Monday is the superb and spectacular extravaganza entitled Women and Wine, a_five-reel superlative Brady drama. Today is Joliypop day. Free lollypeps for the chiidren at the matinee. calories, 1.3 ordinary slice; boiled oat- meal, 75 calories, large serving; fresh peas, 65 calories, medium serving; dried peas, 68 calories, 1-8 cup; par- snips, §3 calories, 2 servings: potatoes, 87_calories, one serving; turnips, S0 calories, 3 servings: grape juice, 100 calories, small glass; pineapple juice, 100 calories, small glass; apples, 93 calories, 2 ordinary size; figs, 94 calo- ries, 1 large; bananas, 88 calories, 1 large; dates, 90 calories, 4 larze; oranges, 90 calories, very large one; peaces, 93 calories, 3 ordinary size; lemons, 74 calories, about 2; pears, 90 calories, 1 large size: raspberries, 91 calories, large servirg; strawber- ries, 72 calories, two servings: tapioca and apple pudding, 98 calories, ordin- ary serving. Most cakes and desserts contain a ma, and King Baggott will be featured in Fifty-Fifty, a sidesplitting comedy in one act. The Animated Weekly will also be on today's programme. DIAMOND SQUEEGEE TREAD TIRE The queer little character who has recently been appearing in advertising under the name of Mr. Squeegee, seat- ed on top of a Diamond Squeegee Tread Tire with an umbrella over his head The subject of the Christian Science service at 35 Shetucket street, Sunday morning will be Ancient and Modern Necromancy Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced. At the McKinley Ave. A. M. E, Zion church, preaching morning and even- ing by Rev. E. George Biddle, the pastor. Sunday school at noon. Holy communion at evening service, At the First Congregational church the morning subject will be The Struggle of the Ages. In the evening there will be a stereopeicon lecture, A Journey to Pagan Africa, At Trinity Methodist church, Rev. F. W. Coleman pastor, Patriotic Sun- day. Morning subject, The Nation and Religion. Evening subject, Lessons from Past History. Special music. At Christ Episcopal church Trinity Sunday, holy communion followed by morning prayer, holy communion and sermon. Sunda school at noon. Eve- ning prayver and special musical ser- vice at 4.30. At the Second Congregational church, Morning worship, with ser- mon and hymn for the children. Sun- day school at noon. Evening service, HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CONNECTICUT WOOL. W. T. WILLIAMS, Yantic Mills, Yantic HELP WANTED Farmhand, Mill Carpenter, Machinist, Housework Girls, Cooks. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU M. J. COSCORAN, Supt. Central Bldg. Real Estate and Roor» 108 Thayer Bldg. Norwicn, Conn. Telephone 147 FOR SALE A New Bungalow House Eight Rooms the modern improvements, well located. Will be sold very rea- For particulars inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, FOR SALE—One cylinder _Cadillac with truck body. Inguire A. Bruckner, 55 Franklin St. Tel. 717-3. may26d FOR SALE—The place on Prospect Street formerly occupied by Harry L. Wilson, consisting of & nice house and about one acre of land. A. J. Bitgood, Executor, Moosup, Ci may25d FOR SALE—Two pair of two year old steers. Frank M. Way, North Franklin. Tel. 22-33. may24d FOR SALE—Complete soda fountain outfit. including supplies and _tank, 3175 cash; can Ship at once. Address Fountain, ‘care Bulletin Co. may22d FOR SALE—Reo touring car, in first class condition, newly painted and overhauled; wiil sell cheap if sold at once. ~Address Clark, 125 Willimantie. Ct. Tei. Real Estate Broker, FOR SALE Franklin Square, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE—Second hand _rocking chairs, refrigerator and Crawford range. $1 Peck St. maysd e e A T TR FOR SALE Two tenement house, arranged with on a good street, mear trolley line, and 10 minutes walk to Franklin Price reasonable, Groton Long Point I have for sale a new cottage, just one of the best, your electric lights, seing built, own private beach, water, bath and all that makes life Also several of the Also two of Glenwood Park, improvements, }|] worth living. best lots on the Point. the best lots Ocean Beach, KONEMAH Orpingtons, Single Comb Buff Orpington egss from prize wing ning strains, $1.50 Der 15 egss; a_few settings at $3 each. F. D. Davis, West Norwich, Ct.” Telephone. FOR SALE — Buick touring car, model 25. just overhauled and repaint. is good as new; will be sold right. Call at Wolf's Garage, Jewett City. may19d FOR SALE_High grade fertilizers; also all kinds of corn seeds at a low price. Greeneville Grain Co. Tel Rent of offices from $S to $30 per month. For further information, In- quire of WILLIAM F. HILL, Room 108, Thayer Building, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE WATCH HILL BUSINESS For Sale A store on leased land (long term lease). with all fixtures doing a good business; for sale at a bargain. Cottage at Pleasant View. A 10-room cottage at Pleasant View, lot 50 by 200. This place is centrally located, 5-minute walk to trolley and postoffice, and the price is very low. Inquire about it. A Lot at Groton Long Point. Located on the water side, sandy beach, not far from board walk. Price if taken this month is only $690. A bargain. Cottages all around it Farms. Cholce of 400—prices from $275 to $20,000. Send for catalogue. WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2, Westerly, R. L In one Middle Western town jour- nalistic courtesy is maintained on so high a plane that several young men are mentioned as “having _accepted positions” in the harvest fields. All things have a tiny beginning. In 1754 a monk planted his coffee seeds in a monastery garden in Rio de Ja- neiro, and from this beginning has grown Brazil's enormous wealth in coffee. Sea otter is the most valuable fur at present; Russian sable is next in| value, with silver fox nearly ap- | proaching it, although when the size | of the skins'is considered the sable is infinitely greater in value. The ®United Fruit company has es- tablished lines of steamships to Costa Rica from Boston, New York, New Orleans, Mobile and Galveston, giv. ing a weekly service from each of ( these American ports to Port Limon | without transshipment of cargo or passengers. i The Province of Ontario is fortu- nate in the abundance and variety of| its natural resources as well as if the | variety of its principal | products. Though second in area to’ Quebes among the provinces of the Domin. ' to protect him from the rain, has at- | With sermon. The minister will preach ! o & Inquire of JOHN CAMPBELL, 25 || 326-5. mayisd ion, Ontario easily ranks first in agri- NEXT WEEK AT THE AUDITORIUM {PafiSa"s great Geal of aitention an |at boih services |Jicaving town. Can arrange for a }|| Liverty St Westerly, R. L. or JOHN || “Fom Sate—ons syinder Cadiiiss Fhome M 2w~ [ cuttrls smnutectiuigana e | has caused many people to wonder large loan. A. MORAN, 1 Estate Broker, ||bus! % : 3 ast froducts ;and “sccsst A ithe: ber | L i orim for el next Week! Tave ot liina ted: Universalist, Rev. Walter S. Swisher, FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, 2 : T int Land Co.. miyld : e o8 Mondsy: afterration 3y mat-| Store owners have long been accus- | °f All Seuls” Church, New London will ildi i e Sk e | vlinder Stud 'FOR SALE 0R RENT 1 18 oniiticd The Beanty Spot: nad 1o | tomed to elean their windows with the e e, WEh e rastor Central Bullcing 7" Noewich,"Conn: § |}:60 State 8t iNew Landon.fConn. baker, business and: toarimg body. ia FOR SALE 3 an t w Y. P. C. U. service at 6.15. Subject: 0od. Tunni . C. E. Lur a cast of 25 people, the largest of any | edge of a thin piece of rubber, inserted | po ot “or Al Timee. e condition. C. ninf}'fl':‘s‘ A partially furnished cottage in good H show that has plaved Norwich at pop: | In & zinc holder, and in somé manner ular prices. It is coming here direct | or other this utensil became known es i y Trom 'the Union Sauare theatre, New | & Saueegee, although the word seems | o, 4¢ Mz S2lvary Baptist church, Rally York city, where it will compléte a| to have no particular significance. by Rev. J. H. Dennis. Sunday schooj very succossful run this (Saturday) | When Diamond Tires were made and | and Bible class at moon. Bible and night. An orchestra leader is carried | it became necessary to provide a name Literary In the afternoon, with ad. by the company in order to assure the | for the tread the word “Squeegee” ap- | dress by Miss Hattie Cross om iha th Bl FOR SALE—SIab wood, stove longths, | Col0 on near Sou HaC k] @ T $2 half cord. F. Foote, R. F. D. No. 2. | Island. Y c T FOR SALE Papraod E. A. PRENTICE FOR SALE—Eggs for hatching from | Phone 300 86 Cliff Street The Mutual Benefit Life Insur- FOR SALE The beautiful residence, No. 249 W t!éort;ggngre%‘s. C-oWhite Leghorns, 31 Seven Raom Cottage [!Per 15, Bradiord Crasin, Colchester proper carrying out of the musical | peared to express the idea of the tire- 'b; T =5 Bumbers and an elegent special stage | makers cxqctly. ~“The tread consists of FbJschiof Femperance. Broadway, known as the Emerson Tur. House mantie, He: sairond. Sation. 5 ann or e e sUeliel setting wi e used for the on the | five bars of rudbber which circumscribe| At the Central Baptist church, the|Der property. Finest residential sec- ho > by t = date 50 1 old friend. It has served three first three days of the week, and many | the treadJthe three in the center being pastor, Rev. Joel B. Slocum, D, D.|tion in Norwich. Includes 90-foot|f Electrlo lights, steam heat, set- [|large silo. 1ind mocily Sloar. wood s generations of men, which is an asset to consider when weighing a financial institution. exquisite costumes will be worn by | continuous and the two on the outside | will preach mornirg and =% flding lot. Sold entire i frult for home use, half mile fronta, Two new cottages just flinished. the girls in the show. It is a big bar- | broken at regular intervals, all bound Evenig", Subject, “AKD" oF Me\emng. building lot. Roldgent Q;&&"&-’é"" tubs, large lot, in fine location. on river, strong land, in fine state St || Tnree minutes walk ‘from Peck’s Bain show and has never before been | together by cross bars. The non-skid | Bible school and the = City 3 gultivation; place will carry 40 to 5u|f Corner. Equipped with all the lat- Eeen for the unusually low prices of | which this tread gives results from a | Class for Men at noon. The B, v & | m2y20ThSTuS Eee s head; brice includes full line of farm- |} est improvements. Must be seen 10c and 20c. squeegee-like working of these five| T, 3 vic 7 ¢ i e Skt S R Today will be the last chance to see | bars. o | Naord g SALE HORS N. TARRANT & CO. Dantio, Copmy | oon e Asency, Waii-1} uisrs conpult = ARCHA W. COIT, if. Jim PBarton in impersonations of Char-| Wihen the car begins to skid the out-| At the First Baptist church, Rev. | ES e JOHN A. MORAN = > 2 N 63 Broadway Phone 1334 . 1 AM BUY] 11 He Chaplin. Mr. Barton has got the | side bar wipes away the mud and slime | George Henry Strouse pastor. In the| I have a few Horses of all kinds— || 117 Main Street, Norwich || Adyone BavinkCsfme. drop_posisl to Whole fown talking about his clever |much as a Squeegee takes the water | morning the pastor will preach @ spe- | big and smallthat I want to dispose Banel GeiessOion Co e :&n‘e;‘nl}:rflflf e ;pe . % B}»;ett :Vim_igwfi g:;lx:dn?efiltga‘!r:e cial S to the members of the|of right away. Come and see them. FoR S4 -Wood, stove Sehes that = eri : -| G A. R.. who will attend th P, £ Lo /pearing here today s the best ever|ment. In fact, the principle is exactly | o body.~ Special musie - Seodon Ton in | Prices ol PIERSON as e |Seen at this house. Besides Mr. Bar- | that of a “Squeegee” and the tread has | at moon. B. Y. B U, bet e ton, there are Jim Howell, Stella Ford | been well named. Mr. Squeegee was | Service, Bvening subect. The MoS Telephone 1139 $1,600. Buys Small Farm 1 FOR SALE_A good exgress harness. About fourteen acres, eight of fine till- e = and other well known artists in the | originated to typify the Squeegce tread | Who Lost Hia Nerv ‘company, and a very af ve chorus | in advertising and to tell car owners e 5 il Ne h THINK IT OVER — 250 noteheads to rent furnished) for the ‘wo of a Kind. B R e o0m™ (DOUSE: | ang' 200 6% (teadlar Dusiness. sise Fisher's Island, Pleasant View Beach of lively girls with unusuall 00d | about the virt: hi i fe b i Near Norwich and Willimantic trolley. | enveiopes, neatly printed. ror $1.90; 50 2ot | Groton Lo; It's an exceptional bargain. szn o0, “Bena’ ard Sor SL20: 50t | DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist on Long Point, Mystic and Water- Real Estate Broker = MriyichGonn. RODERICK MEEK "~ SEASIDE COTTAGES Contractor and Builde Attractive summer homes for sale and er. Whenever he speaks it is raining, | last Frenchman,” Germany appears NTED—To buy small - for he always has his umbrella up g as ready to negotiate to the la-s"’.pacre ery re. Address A}:Cl.ron,c:m;mgh ; bwhenever he is seen. of Austria_Wall Street Journal. . _ . may29 e G : * out for them, especially in wet weath-| It England is “willing to fight to the | ==——— - i ARCHA W. COIT ford. prices for any printing you are in need | gpan, B Teoia ? J Of.° “The-Bulletin zCompany, NOrwich, nos: Building Aonex, A ARCHA W. ! . B3 Broadway | . Phons 1834 Combi Ny e~ e . o~