Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 13, 1915, Page 8

J. Blakesley of fW'lI‘Hn-ath wu:vmmmm-vmmwmm weel Scouts Camping Near Best View— |Manville. Quall: Not: Afrald ‘o Hateh * Tims | ¢ Soun B, Bhillips of ""m"'." “‘”“.k_"" Near House. At Sacred Heart church an anniver- Wi Trom postt Ve 1 S¥iea ' etic -nflonpn- sent this Trust Company in o rendered during the mass, rs. Willlam "attracts oaition o and at the offertory sang Ple Jesu, and | children of will s vy e vg provosition o-(a,r A hand lald in the etifiness of the As i re someone come back from To put our Tears to Bignt Sometimes among the shadows dim we deem To see the rajiant outlin: vn..g. the iHiasion ta or whends the ‘ht—and who shall trace? ‘wiren, all things seem our mvg}on—"fi—uym-—m much— When d abyssmal do before us e, 7s us with & touch? mlmn tell 3¢, call it what ye An angel’ God, or Allah—even 80, 7 Yot some mn. wlu- These tonguse of These hearis of Gurs shail kmow, —Albert Frank o ‘man, in American raelite. MIRROR-DANCE. as & waiting hymn Some Sweet Day. |fow weeks with relatives at Riverside, ot by ks x| Whenes, my ‘l;qny. lists to gance, ST e e o 2 = in_Fast Providence. k, d e wm. mcn hocu. 'cn:z: suau-;.bh-r rfiw—i;hw B ST e Her smile. her bright, adventsrous X The Boy Scouts, Troop. No. 5, left|and de Brearley of w, nnu. new pnnu'w er sys- | _ Iy e H-r'movm; grace from head to feet. Dayville rth of July visitors at the home ne of | plaver. dinners a For Sale THE TIMOTHY KELLY PROPERTY fiched ‘and Burned Awfully Behind ' Ears, Was Fretful and Seratched, Used Cuticura Soap ‘and Oint~ e — Ave boen i ihe. a%ug Dusinass Jong LT AnD Torn AUC"oN have been in the drug business long gnough to have their own opinion of o cawos: e e best way of selling medicines. | natity W, H. Simpson, Franss 201 the personal, property SaRkrupt. estato of Waiter B The m( of Indla has &p- expert to make an ex- wn‘ndyofthovma.nho{ country, which completely de- luvyulboohwm:'m-:h come in contact if not detected in LA modated at ail houcs: the Church street, Asta 55 eyt Fe AR R Githert L. Hewitt of Norwich was ' / —""“;;.’“‘_l 1d ng ubstance here.”the shadow there, host o @ Gmmer party given at the e il to doubls my de N E. BALDWIN, re Darrow 3 b s mng'ew;-ny’ my" Sor et positivas - ebtainabie. 5 ?u'-'u‘:urnunx' 3 "".‘.“;“rm' o | 0 O ginss. it on thy poliehed epher 3 & water, electric, “ big v 1 i I lay, ¢ Ster. Sidney and Arthur Avery, Harold | were Mr. and Mrs. John ¥. Parker and B Fradiuiy Tmstitute, Bept 35-5. Rl ns. bo: S canoe . Then '-:fx:s'n" e oo 'muna;i"' FRANK , Walter Dy o B T L B, Sterry. Clang Combies, urr TR vt g dageer WANTED— Forse To e for T yilton.“Stepien stcsulion, m‘;nu..- wz.... b Tas danced—and danced -t ies Leah Levalley, of Central Village Board or, small , g ANNOUNCEMENTS Guests of Mrs. Branche have been vislting relatives in West- o “‘:’:‘:'r'“"““:.',‘?u Sl Al barns T oo o WERE hosse: | U A Thomes, tn the Centars. Mra Herbert R. Branche of Wash- | TR S0 WY na daughter, Miss Eock Box'35k e X "'{‘,"‘fx —— km“fi;" e DA COLONIAL THEATRE. ington street s for & few weeks enter- | Addie Heath, of Norwich Town have NOPARTEDLocal Eanagers, un-uo“’ D. No. 3, or TeL e16-15 Iy3a | 70 BENT Afier July 15t b "UMOR_O_F_"E Y ricsic IS A b SOty and famlly, M5 |been enicying the Bosptalities of Mra active, ambitious; must have execuurv’.‘ FOR SALE=Mexican Fly Banish, a| {36g Bow occupied by Will L. Stearns,| poyionce Can't Py ando? The Vitagraph Mammoth e M. R. Tillinghast at her home at Hope ability to promote new b and | real preventive -nnm flics on horses | 35 Alckinley Ave. lnguire S, G. Cong- eEEY grap! Washingion, D. C. Mr. Oller o ono of | Yaricy the woer week. L e ) | i T Dies on hotses| (on. i mcKiniey Ave. Prs Parice—Well, she's taking sieps to - Serlal-Beautiful, Starts Today. the agents of the census department of | Mr. and Mrs. Russell Andrews of dress P. 'O. Box No. 513, w“.,.,“,,, Norwich, Conn. may37TuTh ——-——————,“ BENT On “Wasningion streer learn.—Yonkers Si it e oAes i the bigteat woll | s S eoant and tias. "‘:::_hfll;’%m Willimantic have been the guests 'the S, el O SANE__Nine upright mo——: Bar. | upper tenement of six rooms and low y employes dlvlds their time be- widely advertised serial ever h:‘hud e Girection of & fores of 30 | DSt week of Mr. and Mra, Carl Jencks | ° < WANTED intigne mrnm;i._u_'q oia | Eain_price. 53 s Laauire oF 3. the American public | in taking the census of manufacturing. b e s Watn S Rraiite ARl B | FoR “""‘—‘ff"""‘:mffi‘g"; " e ] - mayies mometer will be in the running."— or e Tiverton has as her guest for a few | DR C. R. CHAMBERLAIN | WANTED Orders for cissning, re- | tucket St inguire therer- et T Two aesirable fromt of-| Puck. e od SbOEY: s foxud Quail Hatohed 17 Eggs. days Miss Christabel Gifford of Daniel- erlrl;:‘ and nlfloppln‘mchlmngyl asd | =i3cE — 3ney canmet T on s v ataned “roome siitable for Mua|, Husbend—Is this butter perfectly Fiarl| _Quite near a home on upper Wash- | son. - palring furnaces| i ogted onemah d wit sor singt man. J. | fresh A Bthrne e D e s Gifficart | Infton street o quall made her nest, in| Miss Louise Lambert, who has been Dental Surgeon atae s ork, oL all kinds G W. | LSS0 Tn iy e e, A e e e TR T g S R R et Blayed. Appearing witu which 17 eggs were found. It was easy | enjoying a short visit with relatives at Phona aaaes. e Koneman” poulisy _M{“";‘,f et = Sust- from the crematory—Birming- is Anfta Btowart known every-| o Waich the mother bird, and it was|Natick, has returned to her home at|McGrory Building, Norwich, Conn. | o=t T imure Hih Avs | MAIB St. Norwich THE | ning. o5 Brosguny. tuuire 3. B Fao" |ham Age-Herala. 28 the Woodland mir. She is the Tt S B SIS e SRR S The best place in Norwich for spring Son s -,u-n—oo.oa e -anm A ruresied Tse 4l cox- | Davehter, who was that youne i i Deaty fore morning the mother bird had tak. | daughter of Baltic are visiting relatives e oaraing; sitpated high; Alsc pair mules right in ev- yeniences'lor ‘Bodsckceping: 1s, scboel puisance honking in fromt of the s v the stupendous Vitagraph cast|en them farther away to a new nest|in Washington, R. - T - 1647 parties accommodated.” Phone 785, _‘Jflflun —_—_—— | "It was Montmorency, father. S¥- R et tha: s i 487D, cast | Which has mot yet been found. Mr-and s John N. Phillips o ‘ FOR SALE_Set of double harness, | cateu irmais Moroe 18 Union gi” " | teen honks means T love you’ “—Life. went messenger who should by her own Mystic are spending a few days with ] WANTED 7o buy cows and caives | cream separator, capacity 600 1bs. pet | coicd- mma Morse, 14 Union St 22 Jpresence and pawer proven: the big Locsl Happenings: relatives in this city. Adam’s Tavern | Kinde: yy §od pricn: T Glaa: | Rour: sle Luttce wWorker. ' Apply 155 | | FUMNISHED HOUMS i mosers con: suppose you are saving up for a Sevolution _iraminent i the United| Miss Mary Freeman of Town street | 35S D e s binger, el i4-s, Coictiester, Conn. | West Town St 1e10FRSTa " | vemences, 33 Union St ¢hone tosi-s rainy dayT o Riposd- L 1t No, e Farm tosse Bintes &t ihe Qpening of the picture |is visiting her sister, Mre. Topliff, of e ot the maath oP\dgtas s 1861 CWANTED — AGvrEEE SRS | near oD Joultry farm, 31 miles Ol | —— “Out this way we pray for rain Tm B et tn stmaticits e saet] T auresan. Mrs. Walter Brearley of Dayville is | offer to the public the finest standard | pubiication sstabiished. 65 years. Writs | shate, ooty tore, micoD, cottage, nice FOR RENT saving up for a drousht.”—Washing- Wweird and jous manner. Arriving| Mrs. Josephine Parker 4| spending a few davs at the home of her | brands of Beer of Europe and America: - ERERRUENC M A £9% | 30 acres. Fruit, wood. nice stream. Hait e S @t womanhood, she finds herself in the | to her b P1ain Tl art 3 | parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Harring- | Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Bavarian | Parceuiars acre potatoes, other crops, 550 f No. 96 McKiniey Avenue, Fine Res- Hobson—My wife never wastes any- Dends of a professor who exercises | ing. two weeks at Oak Bluff Cortage|ton: of Oak street, Ashaway. Beer, Bass, Pale and Burton Muers| WANTED —Pia ning. Tom ‘Baron strain. Wiits - Leghorme || idence Property. of. 9. rooms. | thinz. ‘over her a peculiar power, through the | City, Mase. ufh, Cottage| Miss Alice Stevenson snd Mims Lena aon i Prospet S B, Fur horse, wagons, tools, etc.. 32,00, rea: ' JAMES L. CASE et ®ia of a crystal ball. The serial will s e S = = o e abl % Ll s Hobson—No; if it's edible it goes pia s = L The se it iy ng the holidaye with | Hill P, B. Al fourish: e, e on's Agency, Willi Rental Department nto the hash, and if it fsn't it will resented today reels, Mr. and Mes. William Witschekowakl e peac iy c, y12a g ¥irst two being introductory to the fol- | from Hermiker, N. Y. Visiti relatives in Pawtucket. ing Ale. Sterling Bitter —————— 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. o to trim a hat—Judge. Sowing two, Which e the active Story. | se Vo ey e poong &t| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph'S. Young of | Budweiser, Schiltz and Pabst. Y 5"1‘.'_" small farm three miles 3 “Higgins is a seif- =75 Don't fall to start this today, as you | MoClellan avenue. e e e R A. A, ADAM, Norwick Town General Housework Girls, Farm Hand, | house. £ £ Swain B F D% “iyied ~ | not>* e R AT L e enjoyed a shore dinner and the various Telephone 447-13 Laundress, Hotsl Help. FOR SALE A plano: slightly used. s ., St 3 4k et Su e| Miss Jessie Browning of Plain Em |Shjoved @ shore dinner o e SR PR Bt leve those bad manners of his could comedy By the Sea. This is | has returned fro: {ng ‘Chicoj FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, ever have been uired;: he must first appearance In some time, and | Fails, Miss - Tintan. Pee | Poter Hussey and James Huesey of » IYI0SMW - o e us sveryone will be fiad to see him. ~This | soming mits hor Sor & o nem TP Baitic have been spending & fow days M. J. Coscorap, Supt. Central Bidg. - r(;gd l.\ficond F3nd horse rake | Stor Offices Compmaton. . ¥ bill for today only. at Newp n good repair. Duffy. Tel. 25-13 Leb- e Mr. and_Mrs. James Kearney and anon jysa Le Capitan—You may have one wish e e Cottage prayer meeting of thelsumily of Norwich visited the home of gratified before you die. g Firat” SMothadior Charch il be held Fkad ol = < FOR SALE FOR SALE_At a bargain, one new fx o e Ui EAST SIDE ITEMS Thursday evening at the homo of Mr. — T T o Baseors, ouor | During the months of July and August Metz runabout X, Eugens SRina% | Apely to WILLIAM F. HILL, Agent, | i, e L B e 4 Otroband " - . . - o AT oom tan.—Certa . Alfred Storms Joine Campers—Local aver on Otrobando avenus.| e’ Fouren, iss Adelaids and Mastrs | e office of the Gas and Electrical FOR S ALE FOR_SALE-Violn:_excellent tone R i wick_to, e 5 % - w and leather case: 1ot fo .| People On Summer Outings. | _After visiting her annt, Mre. Frank| 007, ESIHCR 408 N NORS T s R e s e - shot in the arm~—The Widow o ? Joseph Bradford, Charles Lowry and S T R Ty e RENT “Chauncey Depew says the worla ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Brunelle of | Mitchell of Frankiin left (his week 10| oiopt! Mineau of Sterling have Te-| (noom) on Saturdays. Al bills falli Two extra good work horses, cheap,| FOR SALE Grocery store, _doing ie Josing 13 senas, ot % Wnla;l:n Mass, formerly of the East | pass a week or two with her aunt,| 080N JUNSUU, OF SUPCLRE DEVE BT ys. 78| 4s e have no further use for them | 508, busincas; bargatn to Gulck Dur” | QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room ~cot- Brinellcs mother Ma Lo Bras| - oo Peaboty, in Watertord. | Sirmed home after & Ko er due on any Saturday will be dus the| ~Avply to AL POTTER & CO. No. 15| Adiress Lock Box 5, Onecer Cont | Bl nos St Foa: o S0t o 0 : e I A A Ny Broad 3 HADLEY POTT! H and . Th lle of Carter avenue, @ ana| T ek Allen, who te epending next business day following. Moxicts;Con | e e et v e | et Eariens Shestwoos ilers e soker, et A S SR I S B T B N e e O RS e ays ere Sunday to — oline launcl 2 AR 2 I - - B e o M e e e e, e e MY ens|| ‘BRIEF STA I e RRIEERS lons. ¢ ¢ "beam. "in srst Slass”condi- o e % ago."—Houston Post. h Carter avenue. road. Teaso) ban'Snd Eigar oF New' Haven: ate| Johm MoCarihy <ad danghters, FOR SALE Sroh site e o po e THE KALEIDOSCOPE n’ are ers, Miss- T B N o om0 Euests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marx, | es Mary and Kitty, of Fitchvilie, and| Meriden—Former Postmaster Henry 298 THAMES STREE’ ard Hul 4“’flu"nn) tarm, one two- —_— of Fox Hill. his son, Fleaury McCarthy, of Brook- | Dryhurst has been discharged from the S ;l' rum yo:“»l.-othl-o:exr 1915, through WATCH H“_L BUSINESS Greece in 1914 produced 155,000 tons At Kamp Killkare. Iyn, N.'Y., were guests Sunday of Mr.|hospital where he was operated on » Tag. so ) aeiivery e Alfrea Storms lot Trigay mornine and Mrs 3. D. McCarthy of the Scot- [ recently. cach in excellent condition and on || fuifec: Jurmp-raides, "fi"'ix' %, feader For Sale my * S with 22 other campers to trolley line with 3 acres of ‘good ||| tractor engine and ail kinds of farm The Phiill port 20,- B s rmotkn. ot P i e —— Litchfield —The Litchfield county ; | titlable land, barn and henhouses. | Back tmons totTE, e Pt of the Niantic ri; Start for Maine. jury commissioners, 'W. F. Dowd. A. J. A store ‘on leased 1ana (long. term the Niantlc river, under the ausplces L (Afier & wesia stay. hore, 24r, ana | Bince e o 5 adssenicn, et in RETAIL Good opportunity for some ono lease). “with all “fixtures, ‘doing s || ~Dritish Guiana in 1913 imported Mrs. A. Boaver and son Arthur and ‘Charles Park and daughter Ruth |Litchfield Monday. - ‘wishing to keep cow and do a poul- ||| please you. . 3" ""'““';k__ “"-' “:m goods valued at $7,750,985. Miss Benjamin have _returned lef onday for their home in Fairfleld, try business or market gardening. J| PHonc, Dasfelson or Wauregan, Conn. nx 2 Sreut: Oettats fs onp e after a brief stay with Worcester | e, Miss Madeleine Park remaining( Norwalak—By an understanding View, 1ot 50 by Z06., This piace s ||nearly $150,000,000 on tobacco, | rrestioeg for'a longer visle with friends uptown. | amogn ‘the lewvers, local Jaw offices At FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, FOR SALE—weo ¢ View, jot 50 by 200 This place i3 X 3 == I be closed during July and August Shirtings, ildi i > m’_‘m from._Automobile Trip. o|BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE |3t moon'on Saturdsye. o o0 i R Central Building Norwich, Conn. J| Sverhaliad: Wil il 1a%very low. PTnauire about it o CoorEians have sold $3.500,000 worth Woadrow hav et Ll B thlbotan. The 1pra: sunibind ve. Sflk M Sills P Wilimantie: Ct. el 35t A Lot at Grotom Lomg Polnt. g home on Main strect. after spending AR Of gty A HAetE TeCE on, 'oplins BUYING_couttry of aul Kindx || | Located on the water side. 53087 || Germany ts credited with having no some time 'lt,h relatives in Water- ving rop nostal to not far from board walx. ater. ment, Connecticut Volunteers, was fewer than 100,000 motor vehicles in bury, Conn' and in the Catskills, mak. SoTel Cellert Colohester. Conm. i only X Basy, Conn aad tn the Catakills, held Saturday at Lake Compounce. EOR SALE _Weed, % [ 230 A “hovsain. | Cotieges iy us. i Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hommell of Mul- Litchfield—There will be no Wood- -, Blmgllows' & Sord, % ovrd o Bullar "l Farms. b berry street have left for a month's ruff concert in Litchfield this year, g T Two New 6-13. et asihe tie The cflfiv::.:m of the sunflower as stay with relatives in the Catskills. owing to the fact that the concerts aftville, Conn. IMINK AT ovem — 30 notencads || 1o 350000 send Tor cataiopun. D ot 1. the St of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Eich spent Sun- have been financial failures for the FOR SALE ,J'emul Dusiness size) ozl Russia. The plant furnishes ofl in ug th Baltic friends. | last two years. 'alnm‘m elu# between 12 and 1, 2 D2 prining, coe SLUW 499 WILLIAM A. WILCOX, i!:‘leed. fodder Iuor m:n- in its leaves ‘arl Brend of New London spent after 11 a. m. Saturday. ks o sam, Real Estate Broker, and a large quantity of potash is man- the week-end with his mother, Mrs, A.| Norfolk—Georze, son of George M. Trolley to the door. Seven rooms and bath o “way | 55 rae" ,‘,‘;,{,_"5‘:“@,‘_;:: ave “,.'._“.f No. 41 Weat Broad St Reews 1 and || 2factured from t, : Pratt of Carter avenue. | Clark of New York, who arrived in| No samples given mor mail orders ||modern improvement. ~You may ¥, = Miss L. Young of New York is vis- | Norfolk Wednesday for the summer, |replied ton rent one of them for $32 monthly. ‘motfon- Iting Mrs L. Merritt of Main st received a fracture of his leg Wi from Marylaod town patrons ate smiited a Mrs, Theodore Johnson of Worcesier 2y, afternoon when he Tell Tron, a tri Othet gool’ rentals IS o 25 SALE HORSES % has returned after three weeks' visit cycle. . per month. 1 have two matched pairs and some THOMAS J. DODD AR e —— iddl The X . s nice big chunks and business Horses FINE RASH ON MEWETEA RIS Contractor 99 CHFE St 1, Mn o wers o ey || e e e St 3 T al ne i Excavating, Masonry, Sewers, 63 Broadway *Phone 1334 ELMER R. PIERSON. Cement Walks. Tel. 1139. B ABY,S EHEEK HERE’S NEW VIGOR FOR Portiasid Coment at lewsst ‘prices: 1o respom Phorie 822 FRANK K. NOYES . Auctioneer ¥, for a con- OVERWORKED STOMACHS ; - They say the plan adopted by Mi-o- 2 ment. Baby's Face and Head e, | They °g::;*:g 5 ":,}‘;:,‘:2‘:“ “g: i e il DR ) e will be sold at Public Auction (s0 called) s fairest heard . ; dom't believe that a medicine ought to| BSDO0. REWARD mi ocsupl 195 to 197 North Main Street g 4 Ll road, ‘Jeadi be paid for unless it does the user lus Will Pay Good Retu: - - | for ln.tofl_flnn of or to con-. . e And Mio-na is sold un- w!y“p-mnvm.!lohlno “m:,L z dys) Tefund . the money, oue. of the Superin- sraden. ) e, ; You simply leave 50 conts ‘on_ depoett | tendent Versailles Santtary | 938 wa 800 e JAMES L. CASE Fith Lee & Ongood and if, after you|¥ibre Milla Vorsaiiies, FRANK N GARDNER. 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. 1334 A PRETTY SUMMER FROCK. c...........—.m....,w._..-m“’ e 3 FOR SALE | _FOR SALE TE T ee— T The beautiful residence, No. 249 COTTAGE power boat boat.. Fine water in house by pump [Broedway, known as the Emerson Tus- | [y furnished, well located Fire Insurance and Real Estate and driven well. property. Finest residential sec- Hom " Norwich. Inciudes 90-toot|on Fisher’s Island. Can have kmm:u:. kld.&‘nm.&m‘dum JOHN A. MORAN that s » K Towe tot'.heux:og.leoflm“hm tion e Tecelpt of 10 mu‘?g [The Bulletin Co 3 mpany, In the province of Ontario thers ndergartens, FOR SALE Fine Residential Property, No. BEAUTIFUL 8 ROOM THOMAS H. BECKLEY, May Building 278 Main St. 724—Phones—474-3