Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 14, 1915, Page 14

5 Motis Pictures at vail\‘ Plclnr- “at Colonial Theatre. Vaudeville and Photoplays at the . Davis Theatre. e Connecticut Food Ship for Belgium. Over 1,500,000 women, childrea and other non-combatants are in the Bel- glan bread line. Unless America is to iet starve those whom she has saved until now, more food must be sup- ied. The Connecticut committes of the commission for relief in Belgium has set to work to load a “Connecticut ¥food ship” jointly with the interna- Etional commission, which has Mo meet whatever is raised here doliar for dollar. All administration expenses are guaranteed: every cent contributed ;h'il}j reach Belgium in the shape of ro0d. The commission has-offered to meet whatever we raise, dollar for dollar. Cennecticut's half of this shipload will cost approximately $100,000, of which the greater part must be secured in large subscriptions. Every dollar ¢on- tributed will actually reach Belgium in the shape of food, without any diminution. Gifts of money, large and small, may e sent either to Gen. William A. Alken, Norwich, or to Charles C. Russ, State treasurer, care Hartford Trust company, Hartford. « SIMLON E.-BALDWIN, MARCUS H. HOLCOMB, FRANK B, WEEKS, Special Committee. ANNOUNCEMENTS COMING TO THE DAVIS. The Fashion Shop, Vaudeville’s Big- gest Sensation, Here Next Week. ‘One of the most unique featw that ever visited itself upon vaudeville will be shown at the Davis theatre the first half of next week. This feature is The Fuashion Shop, which, strangely enough, is just exuctlyy what its name implies, When, at the outbreak of the Euro- pean war, Hugo Jansen, famous in Parisian clrcles of fashion creation, found that every avenue of profit had been closed to him, he forsook his pro- fession, temporarily v"' which he could apply:his talents as a designer of costumes. In his he Wwas assisted very materially by & very good friend, Henry Pathe, a vaudeville artist who had appeared on the stage in this country, who pointed out a way in which Jansen could ap- ply his talents to vaudevillea. The re- sult is the odd musical comedy fashion show which the management of The Davis were fortunate enoush to pro- cure for Norwich audien: The Fashion Shop 1s n novation in that it is o path of vaudeville, It is all and especially o to th The latter because of desire to be in on the lat Fashion’s contributions to ¢ fort of the gentler portion . ity rtiing in- o beaten ~aling to irer sex. feminine »f Dame elty musical comedy of melody which delight ing the tuneful, there is an of the humorous and then ther wonderful living models. Gowr “built” upon these models in rapid fashion with but the aid of a few pins and ome artistic ideas. It is an attraction that the ladies should not fall to see. It will probably create more favorable comment than any number that has been presented at_the Davis this The Mutual maste day and Tuesday premises to surpass any other feature ever shown here. It is called The Last Concert, in four reels, and will appeal to everyone for it has that touch of human interest that stirs the emotions of every heart. The Mutual War Weekly and a funny tone comedy will complets this big bill for Monday next. ire for Mon- DAVIS THEATRE TODAY. Big Keith Vaudeville Act and Mutual Master Pictures. What has been pronounced by ev- eryone as one of the finest vaudeville and picture shows of the season is the bill at the theatre today, the vaudevill is_another Keith headliner, in Paul Petching and com- pany, who present a novel musical act, playing several different instru- ments and introducing some excellent singing and vodling. They carry all their ow; nery and lighting effects and_the looks like a beautiful garden w vers blooming every- where, and the manage to get music from the powers on the stage. The Mutua er picture today is called The Victim, a three reel produc- tion by the Majestic company with Robert Harron and Mae Marsh play- ing the leading pa As a picture it appeals to every and shows the injustice of circun 1 evidence. There is also a two reel American feature called The Honor of the Dis- trict Attorney, featuring Vivian Rich and the comedy to complete the show is one of the funniest shown here. It is called Safet st and there are plenty of laughs ghout the entire thousand feet of Mat- inee as usual today at 2.30, seats 10 cents, children 5 cents; e g at 7 and 8.45, 10c, 15¢ and reser reats 20 cent If you want to enjo ~00d show the Davis today. 1 the hot weather keep rou arv is always cooler here than a: place in the city. AT THE AUDITORIUM. William H. Crane in His Great Char- acterization, “David Harum,” at _ Last Immortalized on the Screen. One of the greatest character studi ever contributed to the America stage, David Harum, enacted for se eral vears by the distinguished star William H. Crane, has at last bect converted to the screen. William H Crane makes first appearance i motion pictures in this quaint portray- al in a five part production of the Fa- mous Players Film Co., on the Par- amount prograr The human note that is struck in the early part of the production, and tently throughout the trength of lhe sub- out the country its hu- fidelity to truth have always been emphasized as_the dominant keynote of the drama. It is this lack of exaggeration in the types and events depicied that make the subject a veritable page out of the book of life, There are many David Harums all about us—men with a stern exterior and a kindly heart that beats in sym- pathy for all the rest of the world— who do good quietly and secretly, and who sometimes bring about a pretty and tender romance, such as the one David Harum creates for his two young friends, William H. Crane enacts the screen portrayal of his noted role with all the moments in the play when the sheer beauty of the amotlonl displayed are overpowering that great effec- tiveness that Lome- only of simplicity Kenyon's and attended the Old Home his vacation with his aunt, Mrs. C. H. Palmer. Hunter Moore, died Wednesday fore- noon, children, one an infant only two day old. of all the and truth. The nm Morday at the Amlmrtum. vmm it will remain two days m photoplays for :I(m and comedy. with Leo Nofln Rodes, and In His Mind’ cinating; drama with Murdock Mc- Quarrie in the leading role, assisted by Agnes Vernon. The Paramount feature for t ¢ - is The Country Boy, a corking st in four reels depicting the experier £ a country boy who has given quiet life for the galety of - bright lights. C< {AL THEATRE. Charlie © in and Mary Pickford in Ir. .nse Feature Films. JOHN A. MORAN, Real, Franklin Square, Norwich ;:li tion: - Plaut-Cadden Bldg. Norwich, Conn. plano, beautiful -:';u fonefine. ac and Plaut Bug. Norwich. Conn NOTE THIS ONE—A fine new $8-note Newton piayer pianc, beautitul an. — fully guaranteed, Plaut-Cadden Co., Flaut- A FWINE 33-note Milton &1l | player piano, beautiful o Corner | Bue tade RENT — Furnis) three rooms bath, 27 Division m 1376-3. sugld —_— o0 RENT—Pleasant nine-toom tene- excellent ; all conveniences; ders. X, care suglid Thers Will Be Sold at v ‘E Public Auction S T TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1915, 'r At 10 A. M. A’ FARM known as the Old Rogers of falth from the Dusteq God has stationed the bird ‘The program at the Colonial theatre today is one of exceptional merit, and bezins with Mary Pickford in a su- pvln drama entitled In the Time of . and ends with Charlie Chaplin in one of his greatest comedy tri- :mphs: a two reel comedy hit. Both f these people will appeal to their own particular admirers, but will please everyone. Another distinct sen- sation of the bill is dlvrtle Tannehill, the dashing little leading lady of the big Broiadway success A Pair of Six- es, who will present an astounding three reel Kalem Broadway)Favorites feature, When the Mind Sleeps. This is the picture that is setting the whole picture world talking, because of its unusual conception and beautiful pho- tography and acting. Masked Fate makes the concluding film for today which will make an exceptional pro- gram. Coming Monday issthe.season’s big- gest dramatic ofe ., Mrs. Leslie Carter in_the world famous produc- tion, Du Barry, a mammoth six reel feature produced by the famous George Kleine Co. and acknowledged to be the greatest film feature of its kind ever presented. There are over 100 interior scenes that are utterly beyond de- scription in their grandeur. This is for Monday only. Washington County, R. I. USQUEPAUGH Home Day a Success—Over 200 Enjoyed Shore Dinner—Notes of Interest to All tl- “for boar Bulletin. invissble TO RENT—A upper cenement of 4 rooms and bath, suitable or two ladies or an old couple. Aj n Yorsh ton Ave. Laurel HiL " CTuTES 1 write today—now. Barl ington, D. C. Iy3wWs WANTED—You can earn from ll’ to 330 per week selling our high grade patented Children scap. Write fvrg:_ ticula; Barbara Elizabeth, book]g Y-‘ll tllll ho:.' Hopkins, Wash. Desirable offices in s Loan and Troet Building, sn umm St Inquire there. Je1 Cattle and Farm Implements of all kinds. If sald day be stormy, sale next fair week-day. NELLIE E. CHAPMAN, Admx, — 131 y bring 'ofllh. " patented through credit sysiem; send free search; book free. Waters . L\), ‘5168 WlM'r Bldg.. wummon. 322 The Blds., laut- Nor- and scarf, we say Plaut. n Cadden Co ‘wich, Cos VERY GOOD oak uj e BaralriSny Zeriicioments ‘The Plaut-Cad- stool and scarf, $13 den Co.. u( “Cadden Bldg., Norwich, Conn. FOR s,u.:—auplm In bicycles and motorcycles; 1 brand new Victor $30 wheel for $22.50; 8 second hand bley- gles. in good running order. from 35 to 1913 M. M. motorcycle, with chm-n and magneto, in good order, for only $60; 1 second hand Forking order, $15. " R W. Center St. Danielson, Conn. _augl4d FOR SALE — Pair young sound mules, weight 2300, good workers; will sell cheap. Tel. 555-4, Willimantic. FOR SALE—Fine upright e bar- ght Brad- ect tone, ac- AGENTS wanted to handle uropoul- tion which nlll at sight; needed In every hnmo send today for icu- lars.” Crescent Specialty Co., 569, Bridgeport, Conn. 38 of doubie house, 9 Oak St —Halt e She's sweet as littio roses are, As quaint as mignonette And shy as modest pansy-buds, With shower-jewels set; She’s happiness! And from this world T've nothing more to gain ‘When lassie comes to meet me Adown the winding lane. TO rooms. Gardner. TO RENT—Cottage at 36 Ave. Mrs. S. G. Congdon. TO RENT—Upper six bath, hot and coid water, LOST AND FOUND . FOUND—Aug. 10, a black and white heifer. Owner can have same by pay- ing charges. Fred Stelzner, Wauwecus Hill Road, R F. D. 9, Norwich Town. augléd ox 3 WANTED—Pasture for a horse. Per- kins’ Candy Store. augl2d ‘WANTED—Automatic tool and ma- ‘chine men; must be experienced on An. state where previously employ- ed references. Address Machine, Gare Bulletin Gor augid 'ANTED—Inspectors of rifle ts and finished rifles; must be competent and furnish references that will bear investigation. Address Box 55, care Bulietin Co. augl2d WANTED—Profilers, polishers and hrnwn-n. accustomed to gun and rifle ork; state references. Address Box 16 "care Bulletin Co. augl2d WANTED—Boarders in the country; rate $1 per da. For perticulars. ad dress Box &S, K. D. augi2d aciEN tor state civil service who can as watchman-fireman (combined duuu), $45 to 355 per month; also sec- rooms, gas, , 11 Eim St Apply C. . Whitaey, Nerwich Bulistin. This earth would be a kindler place If every man could know The fragrance of a shady path Where cool, grasses LOST —Thursday, In_ Greeneville, set of false teeth. T retarn S 43 Boswell Ave. Reward. TO RENT—Rooms for light house keeping. Inquire S. G. Congdon, 82 Mo Kinley Ave. Jed e STORAGE HOOM—Inquirs J. B. Fan- ning, 52 Broadway. febisd FURNISLLZD ROOM — Centrally caied. Emma Morse, i3 Union St FURNISHED IROOMS,ali modern con- veniences, 385 Uniom nt. D 1051-3. TO RENT SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE . g lane. —Ethel Hallet Porter, in Lippincott's. HUMOR OF THE DAY “Jack, is it hard to float alone™ “Tp float & loan? Almost impossidle these days."—Browning's Magazine. Madge—Long engagements are not fashionable these days. Marjorie—Oh, well, neither are long o MONEY LOANED on, Dismonas, ‘Watches, Ja'.,’, urities of any kind at the Sowens Bates of Intarest A% olg established firm to deal 'lu. THE COLLAT: b a:lfl".‘ gain price. 53 Maple LICE — They cannot l\ve on a bird treated with Konemah Lice Rmedy send 50c and try a bottle, wm-&g Konemah Poultry _Yards, est Main st.. Norwich, Ct. 3e14TuThS 7_years old. SALB—Bay mare, wol‘ t 1160, perfect In every way. 8 single or doubls. ~Albert A_Rist Norwich, Ct. R. 4. Phone Street, amsun-‘ FOR SALE—Farm of 18 acres, with bulldings good u naw fine place for chicken: du wich, Ct. Tel. = D. R marriages.—Judge. bake day, S e storsk ot Y36 and et | Thob, Jewett City Div. SugiTuThS mon Rl el e 'm s::nmm 'F:gsdg;(.‘ ‘I;‘:sm: euv}- W. TYLER BROWNE, M- D. untfl'co- tu make ‘:‘f‘"“"“ for tests JAMES L. CASE, ing- rely going to take up mlroullng Bang—So many nice girls have told him to make tracks that I don't won~ der at it—Town Topics. Highspeed—Why are you always roasting the joyriders? Dryecreed—Well, because they are always running down somebody of other.—Springfiela Union. Jones—I don’t see your thusband at_the club of late, Mrs. Brown! Mrs. Brown—No, he stays at home now and enjoys life in his own way as I want him to.—Houston Chronicle, links says that when he fvas young he was the architect of his own fortune.” Didn’t they have any building in- epectors in those days?'—Philadelphia Ledger. e you much of a police force in this villagei” asked the city man in_the country. (Rental Dept), Shetucket St., Norwich, Ct. FOR RENT. One of the best Iocated stores in Norwich retail district. Building al- most new with all modern improve- ments. For full particulars inquire of JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate and Investment Broker Franklin Square Norwich Conn Aug. 28, to get on eligible lists for ap- pointment; rating will be made on ap- plication, credentials, personal history and experience; not necessary to come to Hartford; send for circular and plication to' be filed by noon Aug. vrflnln‘l at Norwich. State Clvll Ser- ce ission, Room Hartford, Connecticut. wOBAUPFERS for state service to o test Aug. 26 at Hartford to get on ell‘lbl. lists; three grades of salaries. appointment to Be made at Lakevill Conn. Send for information circular and blank application which must be filed by noon of Aug. 21, with State Civil Service Commission,” Room 55, Capitol. Hartford, Conn. augsd N and women wanted; government wants clerks; $70 month; write immedi- ately for list positions_ obtainable. Franklip Institute, Dept. 35-F., Boches- lzr. N. X, Je29; cess. Over 200 were in attendance and partook of the nice shore dinner. There were auto parties from Prov- idence, Watch Hill, Norwich, Lafayette, Wakefleld and Westerly. Rev. Mr. Thomas of Hope Valley was present and made an address. This is the second annual bake and both have proved successful. The church is very grateful to all who helped to make the day a success. Local Visitors. Mrs. Annie Cosgrove and children are visiting at A. W. Kenydn's. Mrs. Mary McConnor spent Wednes- day with his father in Providence. Miss Jessle Sullivan is visiting rel- atives in Providence. Mrs. William Palmer of Providence and davghter, Dorothy, are spending thelr vacation with her mother, Mrs. Caroline Palmer. Mrs. Mertie Ferguson spent Wednes- Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Electricity, = X=-RAY Violet Ray, Mechanical M 215 Broadway. Rotwich: ‘Conn. " ry A P‘l\n}l.';. St. car te "Dr. Browne's." wep! . S. Guile, Nor- aug7s FOR SALE Nearly new 4 h. p. In- ternational engine, mounted for $100; speak quick. W. L. L. Spencer, non, Conn. Tel. 39-2. eugliws FOR SALE—Scripps Booth automo- bile, perfect condition. _electrically equipped, purchased less than a montn ago; a bargain at $575. Imperial Gar- age aug12d FOR SALE—A farm of 151 acres, with house barns etc, aiso cattle, on Goshen HIll, Lebanon: good deal of standing timber. Address Joseph Pillar, Leonard Bridge, R. D. 1. augisd FOR sALB—Grocory store for on account of another busines: quire 14 Main St, City. auxnd FOR SALE—A high class bakery and delicatessen store in N London, an_excellent opportunity for man and wife to make more than a living: all orar 55, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday with Everett Moore and family. Luke C.- Holley was through this vicinity recently. Mrs. Ann Wright called to see Amy Elizabeth Moore Wednesday. Robert and Alexander Smith mowing for Joseph Gardiner. Everett R. Moore and son, Ralph, made a trip to Narragansett Pier, ‘Wednesday. Mamie and FEdith Woodmansee called on Amy S. Weaver Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Ford of Prov- are FOR RENT ITHD—_Antigus faraiturs and o d prices A. Bruckner, I i A may26d Iflvar. 55 Fran| e — -2 “We certainiy have,” replied the day in Providence. idence returned home Saturday, after| S he PLYMOUTH, 44 Laurel Hill Ave, | sooh '[ade: Saturday trade alone over|gtores and Offices in nsw Thayer e - - 1 ks ot t $100. Look this up. Address George H. e 2 native; “he weighs 310 pounds.”— mid‘r. n;dlgdrx;,".‘ss. X;l‘stig‘?n:ot nR:re‘\“e' 2 week’s visit at Edwin Smith's, The best place in Norwich for s rln‘ inomas, 139 Montauk Ave, New Ion-|Building, Franklin Square. Fire and summer boarding; situated h, osverlooking the water; also a omobiie parties accommodated.” Phone 185, __maysd " WANTED—To buy cows ai! kinds; pay g9od pric Jrel” 14 Yonkers Statesman. “Does your husband play cards for money " “No,” replied Young Mrs. Torkins thoughtfully; “I don’t think Charley plays for money. But ail the peopls who play with him do."—Washington Star. “When I asked my wife to marry me she made me promise not to use * & don, proof, best of elevator service, ja tor. Everything up-to-date. Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL, Agent, Room 108, Mass, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bushnell of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Esten of East Greenwich were callers at Dr. Kenyon's Sunday. F. K. Crandali and family and Mrs. Jessie Nichols of Westerly, were call- ers here Tuesday, also attending the clambake. William B. Wilcox and family of Norwichtown were callers at A. W. auglizd FOR SALE—Three high bred English fetter pups. right age for fall train- Indian’ + Runner ducks, 3 months old White Leghorn chicks, elght weeks Qa’ C. H. Wileon, Willimantic, R. F. D. & HOPKINTON R. J. Moulton, of Providence, was a business caller at the town clerk’s of- fice Tuesday afternoon. Fred C. Allen and wife are vacation guests at the home of his father, Hon. E._R. Allen. The families of Alexander C. Ken- yon and Charles N. Kenyon were in Mystic at a grange picnic Wednes- ot binger, TO RENT QUONOCHONTAUG—Tean-room cot- tage. 3 acres land, 1000 feet from Ocean and Salt Pond; sown flower and vegetable gardens; hardwood floors, plumbing and heat. Renta! $350. Others $200 to $4000. Send for booklet. FRANK W. COY, ‘Vesterly, R. I . *Coicnester. % ¥OR SALE A nine months’ old bull and one dry cow. Address H C. Hense- ler, Piain Hill Tel. 462-14. augl2d ONE 1913 5-pass. Overland, fine con- dition, $400. Box 442, Norwich. auglld FOR SALE—Three cows with calves. Albert G. Greene, R. D. 5, Norwich. auglld WANTED P! aon. 353 Frospect st 1%y “And now?” “She’s annoyed because I don’t want her to emoke cigarettes.”"—Washington Star. FOR SALE dinner. Master Robie Collins is spending The town council were in special session Tuesday to consider plans and cstimates for the consiruction and FOR SALE ONE 1915 5-pass. Overland. fwo new - KALEID Joe Bagley and D. B. Knight were | cquipment of the new record vault to tires, two ‘spare tires, exira fine con- THE OSCOPE callers at Peacedale, Tuesday evening. | be copstructed in the town hall. Ad- e Dol N, CENE. SRR Rae- FOR SALE J. K. Lamong is spending a part of | journment to next week was taken to xe 2% The Portuguess government au< this week at Middletown, Conn. give opportunity for local contractors FOR SALE—A new Blizzard No. 11 thorizes importation of 200,000,000 Mrs. Annie Moore, wife of Robert The beautiful reside: No. 249 enstlage cutter and blower, to_bid on the mason work. and one pair team harness. Miss Mildred L, Gaylor, of High street, ‘Ashaway, is enjoying a vacation in Winthrop, Mass. EAST WILLINGTON one wagon kilos of wheat (7,345,667 busheis). Call Tel bers buried in the jwater of Great Salt Lake have been taken up after 29 years of immersion ju & Broadway, known as the Emerson Tur- ner property. Finest residential sec- tion in Norwich. Includes 90-foot building lot. Sold entire or sepa 630. FOR SALE—Motor boat 25 x8 cruiser, in first class condition; suita- ble for pleasure or cruising; complete WATCH HILL BUSINESS For Sale August 11th. She leaves five The family have the sympathy friends in their great be- i AMOS A. BROWNIN equipment, including ice chest, stove. A store on leased land (long term perfect state (,Msnun. reavement. ayie. BT dishes, etc.; has large water tank and || ]ease). with all fixtures, doing s a Charles Lerech who has been spend- wad A e two ge gasoline tanks, motor power || 6904 business; for sale at a bargain. The asbestos of Georgia is especial- ing a few days in Providence, returned | Mrs. Delos Conant of Willimantic is two cyiinder Lathrop 16 h. p., speed Cottage at Pleasant View. ly suitable for manufscturing asbestos to Usquepaugh Saturda; the guest of her nephew, Ernest Wil- eight miles. For further information A 10-room cottage at Pleasant || Shingles; the supply scems adequate . 3 ¥ oinspection, address P. O. Box 47l || view, lot 50 by 200. This place is || to meet all demands. RICHMOND Elmer Squire made a business trip Fon SALE Westerly. R. & contrally lovatad, Sominute walls o to Willimantic Tuesday. ONE 5-pass. Oldsmobile, good con- || trolley and postoffice, and the price A strip of land six miles wide and e & frs. A. G. Baldwin and Mrs. Walton S dition, two new tires, $175. Box 442, || is very low. Inquire about it. about 50 miles long in the Transvaal, Death of Mrs. R. H. Moore—Various | visited in Stafford Wednesday. Fine Residential Property, No. Norwich auglld A Lot at Grotom Long Poin South Africa, furnishes about Notes of Interest to Local Folks. E. H. Burdick is repairing our crossroads and putting them in good condition. Dr. F. B. Converse has returned from camping. 59 McKinley Avenue, containing eleven rooms and bath, and all modern conveniences. Interior finely finished in beautiful hard ‘wood. FOR SALE—Black mare weighs 1325, augdd THE PECKHAM FARM FOR SAL ed on Laurel Hill road, about om Franklin Square,’ consisting 6 years, third of the world's annual gold su, x,_ Tel. 249-4, Norwich Dive ply. Located on the water side, sandy beach, not far from board walx. Price if taken this month only $650. A bargain. Cottages ail around it Mrs, R. H. Moore, who was taken sick Saturday, passed away Wednes- day . She will be greatly missed. She leaves five little children and her husband, her mother and father, Mr. An Austrian countess has contrib- uted 5,000 cork legs to wounded sol- diers. Jean de Reszke, the famous one Farms., An addition to the asricuttural Ten of K004 Jand, with an 11 || Chotes of 400—prices from 3275 || tenor, has kiven 50,000 cigarcties to John Hall; and four sisters, | wealth of Alberta Province has been s R e e suse. barns, Jcenouse and other || to 320,000. Send for catalogue. the wounded Allies Mrs. Pelic Jacques, Mrs. Everett Gar- | made in the last few years through THOMAS H. BECK » dings. It is just the place for a WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Henl Estate Broker, 41 Went Broad $t., Rooms 1 and 2, Westerly, R. L Phone N, diner and_Alice and Dora Hall. ‘Walter R. Durfee of Cranston spent )n desiring to make money. James Wolf, Trading Cove, Norwich. the marked increase tion of alfalfa, _— in the cultiva- ||| Fire Insurance and Real Estate May Building 278 Main St 724—Phones—474-3 One can cheat his way into the United States Hay Fever Amsociation by a bona fide pollen inhaler as are the 25,000 members. The Uniteq States government was recently balked by a rat. The rodent ate up a complaint on which the o ernment rested its case for white slavery in San Francisco, HORSE FOR SALE A good driver, 'fl{ l‘? or gentleman, welghs about el . 1200. ephone 221-12. Iyisad ONE 5-pass. Rambler, §00d tires, A-1 condition, $230. Box 442, Norwich, auglld S8TOCKED poultry farm, 3% miles out near village, fine 7-room cottage, nice VERY CHOICE RESIDENCE FOR SALE FOR SALE A farmer recently presented to the modern Pleturesque 14-room house, shade, good barn, nine pouitry houses, P ot ¢ co at Jome. cquipment, large stable and’ grapery. |10 acres. ¥rult, wood, nice stream. Halt SEVEN ROOM R o mnede that: wetsko xtensive flower and vegetable gardens | qcre tatoes, other crops, §50 famous - . A E i 74 Ginder caretul cultivation, grounds have | Tom iom sicatn’ Whits! Tesheons COTTAGE HOUSE pounds, It was as large as i prize pumpkin and would furnish a meal for frontage of about 150 feet and de; ’ 50 about 375 feet and possess a wealth of beautiful shade trecs. Located in nut residence section of Norwich, A prop erty that has been greatly admired and not previously advertised for sale. Archa W. Coit 63 Broadway, Telephone 1334, FOR SALE ‘A_two-tenement house, with barn, finely located; rent $35 per month; on one of the best streets in the city; ex- tra bullding lot with place: all com- venlences; near trolley. Inquire of horee, wagons, tools, etc., $2,200, rea- sonable terms. Tryon's Agency, Willi- mantic, Ct. yiza IT oven noteneads 63 irsgular business size) gaveiopes, neatiy printed. for 31 each for “sampies 'and Drices for any printing you afe in need 1. ‘The Bulletin Company, Norwica, Electric lights, steam heat, set- people. tubs, large lot, in fine location. PRICE $3,300 N. TARRANT & CO., 117 Main Street, Norwich Australia cres and nded by the farmer and hi Jahpr- saving machinery being used in every possible direction. On June 19, 1915, thers arrived at Ceiba,, Honduras, the American oll- tank steamer Panuco with a cargo.of 20,000 barrels of crude oll from Tam- pico, Mexico. This is the first of ofl ever discharged at Cel is occasioned by the change from coal to ofl for fuel by the Vaccaro, Bros. & Co, raliroad and aessociated industries. E———— | | A Medicine Chest for 250, In this chest you have an excellent remedy for toothache, bruises, sprains, stifft meck, backache, neuralgia, rheu- matism and for most emergencies. One 26c bottle of Sloan’s Liniment does all—this because these allments are symptoms, not dizeases, and are caused by congestion and inflammation. If you doubt, ask those who use Sloan’s Lini- ment, or, better, still, buy a 25c bottle and prove it. All druggists. Typical wheat farms extend from 600 to n FOR SALE 298 THAMES STREET Two Tenement House with § rooms each in excellent condition and on trolley line with 2 acres 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. For Sale NEW BUNGALOW 11 LINDEN PARKWAY (Off Williams Street) Immediate possession Modern in every particular JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket 8t, Norwich, Conn. 80COWSFORSAL NBEW MILKS Two u.rlmds ’Ill! mlv-d. " FOR SALE v A new seven room cottage Greeneville in a good location. Inquire about it E. A. PRENTICE 86 Cliff Street in Phone 300 Neponset Shingles and all kinds of Masons’ Building Materials for sale by Peck, McWilliams & Co. 25 SALE HORSES I have two matched pairs and som nice big chunks and business Horses that I must dispose of right away. Come and see them. Prices right. ELMER R. PLERSON. ysa Constipation Causes Most Ilis. Accumulated waste in your thirty feet of bo::h causse -'bmrwon of tends to produce fevers, upsets Beeation You belch gas,-foel Atufty, frritable, almost cranky. It isn’t you it's your condklofi. hlfln&ta this waste b one or two King’'s New w. Pills tonight. En- joy a full, free bowel movement In the. nwrnlnl'—'von feel 50 muf-l. Get an xmmmwuc. WASHBURN’S MIDWAY SHOWS Coming to the Battle Grounds All Next Week. All next week at the Battle Grounds will be seen Washburn’s Mighty Mid- way shows, the feature attraction be- ing the trained wild animal arena, 50 of the most magnificent specimens trained wild animals that have be:: exhibited in this or any other city. The photo above shows Princess Pauline, the queen of leopards, and one of the group of siy group of six leop- ards. Also 20 other shows and mid- way attractions and riding devices of all kinds. M. J. FIELDS, e 39 W.Id w T‘m'aa-m?m-m':‘”“"“ e Florist | jor WHEN YOU WANT fo put your bus. iness before the public, there is Tedium. becter thah. throu vertising velumns of The and Forms _Telephone 657. v