Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 30, 1915, Page 10

Special Committea. ANNOUNCEMBTI'S DAVIS THEATRE TODAY. Captain Magklin, Four Part Mutual Master Picture—Five Beauties and a 8pot, Keith Vaudeville Attraction. “ “The hot weather has no effect on the| attendance at this popular theatre, and cvaryon- is speaking about the cool inside, which is always 20 ~headliner called Five Beauties and a Spot. This is one of the classi- est musical comedy acts in vaudevills there are five pretty girls and one fun- ny comedian. The giris. are all clever and sing alone. The songs they use are mostly popular, but there are sev- eral high class numbers introduced. The comedian has some clever eccen- tric dences that he introduces ' and there are several dancing numbers in- troduced by the chorus. —Pretty cos- tumes and ;npech.l settings give the act an air of tinctness which places it in a class by itself. The feature picture today and to- morrow is another Mutual master pic- ture by Richard Harding Davis called Captain Macklin, a feature drama in four reels, Most of the scenes in this stirring story of adventure are laid in Honduras during an exciting revolu- tion in that tempestuous.country. Al- though full of plot and intrigue, th; play. is saved from sensationaliem b &n_ exquisite love ‘theme. Lillian Gish is featured as the star, and no better selection could have been made than this talented young genius, “who has created so many trying parts Bnd who has earned the distinction of being one of the most admired players in _the screen world. Hairbreadth escapes and perilous situations rivet the interest of the onlooker. from beginning to end. There Bre heroic charges, military maneu- _vers, hand-to-hand fighting. No de- tail in staging this drama of modern ‘warfare has been overlooked, and while there are startling climaxes and dra- matic situations, n is not in any sense & "blood and thunder™ play. Conway, as Royal Macklin, plays the part with youthful dash and fire, radlllng to the full the author’s ideal. He looks the West Pointer through and through and is every inch a sol- dier: Mr. Altken’s Laguerre is a fine » and there is a splendid com- pany of supporting players. Mutual Movies and Komic Komedies complete the show. COLONIAL THEATRE. Thirty, Two-Rgel Essanay Drama Fi turing Francis Bushman. Among the many fine films on the programme at the .Colonial theatre to- day is the one entitled Thirty, distinct- ly a society story, with many other| 4. added features. A young millionairess has a love affair, and her engagement to a member of royalty is about to be announced, but she wishes to withhold it for a time.. A young reporter is sent to get particulars for the daily local paper and, after fighting his way into the house, through the hands of burly guards, he finds: himself face to face ‘with this dashing young lady. He falls desperately in love with her, but she does not reciprocate, threatens him with arrest if he does not refrain from m\bflnhlns the engagement item. Not be’ daunted, he attempts to make" her love him Ouwrstfiklngtmum!ortodaym Her Career, Selig, Almost a Hero and The Heart of an Aci ctaa, programme for g::nor:vw in- les gome unusually strong and de- H&h'.fill’flh‘nl, including 'Wife for a Wife, a three-reel picture, with Wil- muth_Myrkle, a big time star. AT THE NDUI'I'ORIUM. Ffldl.y and continuing for the rest of the week. Buckshot John, by Charles E. Van Loan, will be shown &t the Auditorium. This is the latest release by Bosworth and is an unusual- n The His is superb, and he includes some\ hair-raising stunts, such as leap- gz: front of a limited Anson of South Clift £ of their waddin‘- ‘were married in Bristol, this state; July 26th, 1855. Horldm'—uqrrhm corps recelved an invitation from Chipman corps of Cllnmn to attend a reception to be given Friday evening in honor ul un. Robertine Kelsey, department presi- dent. igeport—Mrs. . ‘Katherine . M. Spu.uldmx of 477 State street returned Tuesday from Bermuda, where she had been tor some time, With her was R tor. N. Y. Mrs. C. A. Jones, her daughter, who | Ve will visit here. Ridgefield.—The annual fleld day of Fairfleld -County Pomona grange will be held at Ridgefield the suspices of the Ridgefleld grange, the Rld.gene!d Club munda on Thurs- day, August 19. Wallingford—The new summer hats for- the * local- policemen- arrived on Tuesday night and were distributed Wednesday. Tkey are the regulation white hats and are the gift to the men of Judge O. H. D. Fowler. Bristol—The work on the new tank which the Bristol and Plainville Tram- way company is erecting at the gas plant on Riverside- avenue has been very favorably and it is expected t the holder will be en- tirely completed ‘within six weeks. Hartford—Five hundred poor chil- dren of the city, accompanied in many instances by their mothers, were the guests of the Salvation Army Wed- nesday for the annual summer out- ing at Elizabeth park, following an automobile sightseeing tour through the parks of the city. Derby—Harry Keefe, who for the past year has been in Arizona, en- gaged In mining With his brother, is visiting here at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Keefe, chine, or.linen, yawn, grenadine crepe alone could be used. 'nu hlnh'. portion of the skirt may be omitted. ;‘?lll&l Lllnh’nb'a.’ and s, bust meas. e skirt in five sizes: 22, 24, 28 and lfl in¢ measure. requires ¢ yards of 44-inch material for the dress with 1 3-4 yards for the tunic for a medium siz This fllust:rltlon calls for TWO s arate patterns, which will ba mailed to LEGAL NOTICES Registrars’ Notice O(Notlca is her‘b{ given to the electors of Hawkins street. He is located in{aa; the mining town, Jerome, and the two young men m as- being most successful in mining operations. Watorbury:-!lofico has been pon- ed at police headquarters regarding the recent rule formulated governing peddlers. instructed to keep a strict lookout for street merchants and notify them that they are expected to procure a license. It is likely that many of the peddlers and beggars, who come to this city in large numbers will be questioned before a permit is granted them. New Haven—In the city court George N. Alling, a druggist of 118 | Broadway, for alleged selling adulter- ated drugs, was given a fine of $5 and costs. Jacob Bezner of 491 Chapel street signified his intention of con- testing a similar case against himself, was _given a continuance until August . In both cases it was specifically alleged that they had oo'ld spirits of | camphor in a form not to the standard set by the Unlte(l States pharmacopoeia. BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE The patrolmen have been |1915. Drclock Tn The evehine: 1 ‘Town, {:I;ac‘{ ea o yn: 266 Nt Stonington, con'n.. July 28, GEORGE F. COATS, YLE C. GRAY, Registrars of Voters. Jy3od The! Registrars of the Town of Pres- ton will meet at the Town House, Long Soci on' many us and_the foHow. ng Friday, g. 18, 1915, from 12 t0.9 p. m.,,- for, th purpose_of re- vising the caucus lists of said Town. HENRY M. BETTING, JOHEN_P. HOLLO' istrars of Voters. Dated at Preston, Conn., July 30, 1915. Jy30FTh NOTICE The Registrars of Voters of the Town of Lebanon - hereby lve notice that Rm of Voters. NOTICE at Bnlm. Cvn'n.. July . 29th, HO! W. CHAPMAN, m%% A, Jy30a Registrars of Voters. Registrars TS, [Colchester, Conn., July 28th. jy29d “ . Think of &|'LEE CLECC” elifen your Clock or Watch pefuses et - Prompt ooll.::‘ion service m ‘WASHINGTON STREET MilL .__._—.____*.____”'“ nxh o g to A‘: 15 L 9. and 1 :fi- ;—r nth and quick prono taken from eligible luu for htormuon dreuhr fon to be nm l.t luu e-vmn A Onl t inted. ion, Room 55, apxm.'fl“ MEN wanted; wants clerks; $70 month; Write imi ately for filmpoflb.“m“ obtainad - et ANTED-—Antique :mmu-m old lll A, Bruckner, S Frackiin 4 Tel Ti1-20 mayiea THE PLYMOUTH, 44 Laurel Hill Ave. The best place in Norwich for spring and summer bo: ing dtun-d B, overlooking the water; also o parties accommodated. Phone 1‘6. maysd WANTED—To Ifl.\ cows and calves of ‘it Kinds; puy 00d Drice. . Giaus Teb’ Fi%, Soicuater. Cona. novisd ANTED — Advertising _ solicitar Cation sstablisned o5 8. Write EiTanaray. Mew Mavea. Coun, Cor particulars. .—-._—l____.. WANTED—Piano tuning. A. G. Gor- aon, 233 Prospect ! St City. Tel 682-2. WANTED Auto radiators, lamps, mufflers, fend- ers, etc, to repair by experts. Or'de.rl called for and delivered. 100 FRANKLIN S;I".i NORWICH VVANTED SOFT SILK WINDERS WARPERS and WEAV! Apply m McLANE SILK CO. Turners Falls, Mass. nx; 2‘491 v_"'*r- K FOR SALE — Twohorse Adriance mowing m-emn.. chain _drive, on! used Indlan R ' season; unner dunn ch‘l’fl if taken at-once. F. C. one 41-6. P Ag]y to .d ALE Bay --inz 1600 Ibs. guaranteed pertect in every way: :‘::u y-uml colt, broken to n-rnn-l-n-, e; pr s right. Ambnose - ””'l;rmu Cove. Phone 281-14. FOR SA A _portable motor; can be adjusted on any boat lnlll-luy. for "-;°,°§"" by 8.'J. Coit Bath S SALE—Bek: & houmfllotlfi 31 "Bfilo’ with FOR SAl gistered Berkshire boar; also two sows due to farrow in September. Ellwood Newton, So. Can- terbury, Conn. Jy3ed FOR SALE—Ford runabout, in good order; would make light- delivery; prll‘eoa}li. P. 0. Box 100, Groton, Ct. “FOR SALE Native chicken, native bham and native pork sandwiches at Pl:‘lc;ol Lunch- Cart in Rose Place. 2% " " FOR SALE—An E. M. F. touring car. Call 685-4. J’” for vise and rik- u'} c;u".'z"fl'u Main 8¢, Bast Side. L < A 'o?n’l I'l is_hard to l.n. o a sealed She never ku!- her you ll well As sh 1 o i nguirer. um 'h a 'omln keeps her age, i to t; Bot| And 55 she siss Koors ner rage tucket St - inquire th FOR RENT Six cof nished, at amcdner] 1‘43.. sor. Phone 1154-2 “, Jy2ia ocomfortable room, gg:d‘:-fh. brl‘fl!: calion. . lnquire at this ntne- or Phone 15. y15d TO RENT—Half of double house, § fooms. inquire at 15 Oak St AT TO RENT—Cottage at 36 McKirley Ave. Mars. S. Go Oomnn. Jyisd FOR RENT — Cottage of 7 rooms runa! wi electric, big veranda, eiegani view, bathing. boaling, muuu nsa- ing, crabbing, orcnun—; viion. Stepuen don. N.w - FOR SALE FOR SALE A new seven room cottage in Greeneville in a good location. Inquire about it E. A. PRENTICE 86 CIiff Street FOR SALE OR RENT Three minutes' walk from Peck's corner two new Cottages with garage and all modern improvements. For particulars inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker Franklin Square, Norwich FOR SALE 298 THAMES STREET Two Tenement House with 5 rooms each in excellent condition and on trolley .line with 3 aéres of good tillable land, barn and henhouses. Good opportunity . for some one ‘wishing to keep cow and do a poul- try business or market gardening. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building Norwich, Conn. Phone 300 FOR CONTENTMENT LIVE THE SIMPLE LIFE “I’ knew by the smoke that so gracefully curled Above the green elms, that a cottage was near, And I said, “ If there’s peace to be found in the world, - A heart that was humble might hope for it here.” Come to me for m-lc’v‘v:o ::nd cottage houses. ARCHA W. COIT, 63 Broadway 'Phone 1334 FOR SALE Fine Residential Property, No. 59 McKinley Avenue, containing eleven rooms and bath, and all modern conveniences. Interior finely finished in beautiful hard ‘wood. For full information, ask THOMAS H. BECKLEY, Fire Insurance and Real Estate May Building 278 Main St 724—Phones—474-3 Contractor 99 Cliff St. Exuv-fln., Masonry, Sewers, Cement Walks. Phame 822 o ek A established uwm FOR SALE — Horse, two harnesses, top Concord bussy. sicigh, three blan: kets and robe. G. McCormick, 229 Central Ave. Syied it o S TR P N L 2 THE PECKHAM FARM FOR SALE— Situated on Laurel Hill road, about one mile from Frankiin Sauare, consisting of 100 acres of good land, with an,ll- room house, barns icebpupe and other hullmns is just the place for a erson umu to make money. James ;DEwolL. Trading Cove, Norwich. v FOR SALE — Household furniture; must_be sold bv Saturday night. Call at 107 McKinley Ave. Jy2%a FOR SALE—Ford runabout; hte model; painted and ovurh.lulad.’ "d y Ring Auto Co. “POR SALE—Pair of 5 year old Devon oxen, fancy broke, welght 2700 Ilbs., finely matched: no printers’ ink can ueqmug. describe them must be appreciated; also pair of Bevon ‘streers: 3 years. weight 1600 iba. & corn. plapter, gnly used this sea_ a_new mi Devon cow, § years ola “wi et for cash or swaj lnylhln& 8. Brown, Shepai Farm, lure'ln Conn. Jy2 FOR SALE — Good established dry good business in town of Putnam; also good horse and wagon; good reasons for selling—going, into ‘other business. Address Box Ct._ jy2éd HORSE FOR SALE A good drive for lady or gencleman. w. feiens about 1200. - Telephone 221-12. 3¥15 FOR SALE—Underwoos {no'riltr, model 4, in excellent ¢ondition; price low for cash. Address Underwogd ¥ for mu 29, Norwich Bulletin. STOCKED poultry farm, 3% miles out near village, fine 7-room cottage, nice shade, good barn, nine pouitry houses, 30 acres. Fruit, wood, nice stream. Half dcre potatoes, other crops, 560 famous Tom Baron strain White Leghorus, horse, wagons, tools, etc., $2,200, rea- sonable terms. Tryon's Agency, Willi- mantic, Ct. o d¥1za FOR SALE—Rco touring car, in first class condition,* newly painted and overhauled; will sell cheap if sold at once. Address Clark, 125 Mountain 5;3 Willimantic, Ct. Tel. 425-2. 1 AM BUYING poultr; Anyone baving same. Samuel Gellert, Coicheste: rop postal’ te Conn. OvmEm — 250 noteheads regular business sise) Sor $1.90; 599 “ s " FOR SAI.E GENERAL PURPOSE HORSE, vugm about 1200. JAMES H. HYDE, North Telephone Lebanon. 25 SALE HORSES I haye two matehed pairs and some nice big chunks and -business Horses o of right away. Come_and see them. - Prices right/ B! ot iy26d TO RENT—Rooms for light nou-- keeping. inquire 5. G. Congaon. 82 Mc- Kiniey Av e i ROOM—Ilnquire J. B. m ning, #2 Broadway. eblsd FURMSL_L .-—uo-u-uy o= cated. kmma Morse, i3 Uniom Bt FURNISHED MS,ali mogera con- veniences, 35 Union St Ihone 1051-3. -FOR RENT One of the best located stores in Norwich retail district. Building al- most new with all modern improve- ments.. For tull particulars mquxn ot JOHN A MORAN Estate and Investment Broker Norwich Conn Real Franklin Square TO RENT No. 54 Washington St, . nine rooms aad 3 bath for . $325.00. JAMBES L. CASE, 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Comn. F! OR RENT in new Th Stores Buildil Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL, Agent, Ro.rn 108. 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 $350. Others $200 to $4000. “Send for booklet. FRANK W. COY, Y/esterly, R. I. FOR SALE WATCH HILL -BUSINESS For Sale 1 T ith all ease W sood )su-b-. for For those that X e guess ~Springheia Union. ‘Tis true that woman keeps her age As you two guys have shown It, But let me add upon this page, She’s never glad to own it. —Detroit Free Press. And, though sweet woman keeps hes age “r fol:laherl.' h‘b: writ 1t, ou e e, She never 'nl!'.de“ lt."s ‘aterbury American. HUMOR OF THE DAY “Jobn Jibbs, what are you giggling about-?” “Golly, I just read about a woman being assigned to do se- cret service work.”—Buffalo Express. “Well, what's the catch today?”” asked the commanding officer. “Thirty prisoners, excellency.” “Bah! I never take home a ltflns less than 30,000. Thow ‘em all back. —ZKansas City Journal. Judge—It seems to me that I have seeh you before. ier—You have, your honor.- It was' 1 who {8ught your daughter to phy the piano. Judge — Thirty years! — Musical American. “I. don’t see why vou alwavs call Dr. Pomp, especiaily’ when the case serio! Every case is se- . Pomp has buried our family as far back as I can remem- ber."—Judge. “A girl talks about going from one extreme to the other.” “Oh, does she”™ “And the next minute she buttons her shoe with a harpin.” “I didn’t know vou'd been married %0 long, John."—Purple Cow. Sexton (to young farmer who has called to arrange for the chrllte‘nlnl of his child)—Doantee brlrlg ‘e Toos- day—vicar be fishing o' Toosday. Farmer—Well, then, say Monday. on—Noa—not Monda; be full o minnows Monday.—London Punch. Doctor—Well, improving ? Patient—Sure, they are, sir. Doctor—Can you see Detter; can Jou see the nurse now? Patient—Sure, I can thot, sir. Faith, she gets plainer and plainer fvery day.—London Opinion. Designing =~ Widow — Speaking co- nundrums, can you tell me why the letter “@” is like the marriage ser« vice? Slowboy—I'm no good at conun- drums. Why? ‘Widow—Because - “we” can't be “wed” without it.—New Haven Regis- THE KALEIDOSCOPE | Give each cow a name and cell her by it and you will be surprised to fing how soon she will answer to it Casey, are the eyes In modern war it now costs on the average about $15,000 to kill a man. I the ‘Boer war this expensé ran up to nearly $40,000. In 1913 the death rate of infants in England for each thousand of popu- lation was 100. This figyre has been declining for a number of years. Hawalian pineapple canneries wers in full blast in mid July, This season output is expected to equal the 2,400, 000 cases packed last year. The butter production of Holland, which = averages about _ 154,000,000 pounds a year. is controlled by the government, as practically to guaran: tee its purity. $ Among the wonders of the Panama- Pacific exposition is block of coal weighing ' 4,250 pound; It measures six and one-half by five by three feet and came from Montana. By the use of steel instead of brass in rifle cartridges the German army| hag iIncreased the number of rounds of _ammunition that a soldier can car-| ry from 120" to 160. | ‘There 1s a market for broken glass./ Some of it is ground in fine powder- like particles and used for various, purposes. . At other times.it is re- meited and made into new glass ob-! Jects. ¥ | To lessen the smoke and gas { tunnels: Swiss raiiroads are oquwplnx their Jocomotive stacks with lids to be closed when a tunnel is entered,] steam being exhausted beneath mo engines. The m.‘hm% Robefl.wll)‘olhuf gently' brought from San Francisco, sygar, 4,398,000 poun: of copr& m‘vnt cocoanut oil "056‘ its recent appropriation of :$12,000 was pmvu-d for this year. CASTORIA Nh-.du-\