Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 19, 1915, Page 12

What Is Going On Tonight NORWICH TOWN FOR 8ALE _TO RENT — FINE matogany Newten urright.| WANTED Immediately: a TO RENT—Store at 65 Broadway, Vaudeville ard Motlon Pictures at| Chronicle of Vacation Tourists and '“"X ]ml‘li;:toed. la perfect co'g\l 3:1 m ul"ll:::' z.; korfég zfl"m‘:fn:{” l{:{ i § floflm ?::;-::;,.cu 4 cnnm In the Gardem of the Sun. ORI 0s at Cotontal Theatea | Guests—Campers st Haughtor's | 2ol Iosy than fopr monthe mith sigel) g, ol ik hone Tor e 208 e el n T e e p.‘("i"’%‘{.’e"& m‘.nd Photoplays at the| Cove. Plaut-Caddep Bldg.. Norwich, Cema. c‘,::n- Canterbury . _“‘;‘;“{n- ¥ 36 River avenne 186t h‘l'-”:—-tn ml' e s Vi 3 - SPECIAL—A very dark mahogany | - z heart to juicy, drippin’ red: Court Sachem, No. 94, F. of A, meets| Mrs. Tilley of Packerville is visit- | seratrord .| WANTED—We want a strong, tem TO —Apartment of six rooms; Peac! ith beaut: in Foresters' hall ing Mrs. Albert Gt cn at her home on | this Biako. ‘whils ot %> beautitsl in | Perate and steady young man, 25-35 3 ‘ improvements and steam heat. 84 Boa- | They'l] paint (i Poach WiR PICT Germania lodge, No. 11, O. D. H. S| puntington ave- case, will last a lifetime, and guaran- | Years old, to learn the business. Must b well Ave. aug12d |1 ¢ne orchards of the morning where meets in Germania hall teed to gt T it “io31 | De able to read and write English and =—— 3 = Mrs. Charle ser of Sturtvant | 404 ard 318 e ot Cudien Cou| willing to work. Aply at Hammond f ment: il CORVemtanany . Gt Joee e e Connecticut Food Ship for Belgium. | S 0%, [IETC o nurtvant | Huui-Cidatn Bude. €or: Process Company's lactory, Shipping ton for boarders. Address X. care Hear the summer singing? Over 1500000 women, chilaren and | icio ] el e A NEW Brewster v Arei Tnamenvifia. - - Bulletin. aug12d Streams that biithply run? her non-combatants are in the Bel- > WANTED—Situation in country or w g Love and joy g0 ng Flan bread Line. Usloss Amaarica & tofanss N of East Town T e e e i o T e Ia the e . e e ‘;‘&Z":‘L“‘L;‘f street i = ! vacation of two X *| French. Address, Pharmacist. care — T 2 3¥37d_ | wonder o’ the weather when the sun Chen DOW, faIOre f2guCREY & weeks : s 3 inty. Bulletn_ Co. Aug1sd TO MENT 17 gentleman bright, - lo ut Ma Bont - n: fihe i) 14 = o . R " comfori e room, modern, central lo- | The rainbow-roses L i i e ston _of West e e Ul A Og | e What ie tho ceslat way Lo draw T o T G R g y- Gl e D | Town the Willimantic ' aoh and scarf. 3295.|a tooth? Answer, With =<4 15. y1sd_ | Days chat move ‘wh::ulc to shadow ast SIONWOER: o luad. i saunce Camp < 2 week or two. den Cou Plaut-Cadder | Smoxe the Cobweéb Cormer 6 for 26 "'T0 RENT Half of double house, § P o - o e e e = Bldg.. Norwich, Conn. ceais ci Auglsa rooms. laquire at'15 Oak St AT R e = oy oual e on, which 1 2 . 5 < = 2 SRS S MR = & g o iaeat ronatever Is rutaed hecalGOAR] DT id of Middletown, | TA FINE Si-note Milton invisible| W to learn winding Gardner. Iy1ed Sy tor dotiar, A1l administratina expensea| xu i week of Mrs. Adel- | player prano, beautiful mahogany case, |and quilling, steady work. West Side with the “Want” columns of TO RENT Cotiage at 86 McKinley Song the Summers singing, e Srrantcens pvcry eont centrivited ¢ \West Town street. fine tome and sction. with 25 roils of | Silk mill. 5 THE BULLETIN. By mail Ave. Mrs. S. G. Congdon. yisd Ever sweeter secms. | wiil “reach Selgium in the shape of| Te=—r B cbgach and scart 3380 Bl | WANTED At once, man end wife, you can send in your ad and TO RENT—Upper six rooms, gas, e Fred Barrington of | Plaut-Cadden Co., Plaut-Cadden Bldg., Through a worid o' dreams. Norwich, Conn. for small milk farm. No objection to Teceive your answers. bath, hot and cold water, 11 Elm St. S —Frank L. Stanton t=sion has meet ! 1€ stsof Dr.and Mrs. Wy 250 070 | children. Box X. Z. care Bulletin. " Apply C. F. Whitney, Nerwich Bulletin. o B A ¢ of West Town street. A _GOOD Kingsbury upright piano, — = The “Want” columns of yed E peniame T i oak case, in good onder, with stool and | . WANTED—Three women . to demon. THE BULLETIN not for p NT 3100 3 The Way.. icut's hipload will ST o Sal; d e TO RENT—Xooms for light house- cticut’s b is shipload w Viss ha Treat of East Haddam |2carf. £0od tone, $9230. The Plaut-|3trate for local store Salary and city folks alone. If you live Keeping.. laquire 5. G. Congaon, 53 Me S <mtely $100,000, of which| iss U Eas Cadden: Cor, Plaut-Cadden Blog. Nor. | commission. J. D. Coughlin, 63 Churci = - g cceping. 1nal . Congaon, -| Eves? Well, no_ ner eyes ain’t much; ¢ must be secured in|SPent part of last week with Mrs. | wich, Conn. street, City . Tl b b ne Sy Kinity Ave. 5 Je3d | Guess vou've scen a lot of such; wns. Every dollar con- HazuyiEeehe ot iOtmimndofassnue. A BEAUTIFUL Vose & Son's mahog-| MEN and women wanted: government :‘l"—l.:poullhe’ e s ’"‘9‘1“‘: -2".'—"""“. J.‘ibhu- q‘i"x:lx :-hflmfl“ ln‘u“"’lu"-m:e’; way ©actually reach BelSNM| i 00 Mre Roy Beebe of East |5y BTSN plano’ Dersciin tone. aad | TARs cleries; $10 montn: wiite Tmedl: E A ST L e of food, withoul Y | Haddem are visiting Mr. and Mis | action. usually sola at 3500, with stool | ately for list positions obiainable Often a Farm is sold by a “FURAISL_D) ROOM — Centraby 10 | Hair ain't black nor even brown: oll, may | Wellington Miner of Kast Great Plam | S28, 2001, We =ay 3133 The Flaut-|ien N. ¥ 5 * jessd “Want” Ad. Often a business faicd Emma Morse, 13 Untea ¥t. | Got no gold upon her crown; A Tl e e - R e e e is sold. Sometimes help is “F UMNISMED ROOMS, ali moaern co Sort o asny, I should say. or to Charles C. Russ, | _After several weeks stay in South | ——vEnv GooD eare Hartford Trust| Manchester. Edward Carey has re- | sorg averehod prised Sl A Brickner secured In this way. veniences, 33 Umion >t Phome 10al ‘Taint her hair—it's jest her way. ford piano, like new. perfect tone, ac- e 55 Fra t. Tel. 717-3. may26d oak upright Brad- : : : y26¢ & “Taint her mouth—her mouth is wide. o thora: turned to his home on Clinton avenue. | tion, and durabliity” guaranteed, with | THE PLYMOUTH, i1 Laurel Hill Ave Mail Your “Want” Ad Sort = \ N , stool and_scarf, . e au ad- e best place in Nor 1or spring e s P o ‘}’,19';,‘52 Ei‘o"la:‘g‘m}& s David R, Kinmey of Tanner den Co. Plaut-Cadden Bldg. Norwicn |and eumimer. boarding: situated bt To The Bulletin Taint her mouth—it's jest her way. JIRC 3 stroot has returned after several day: nn. _| eperiooking the water:'alse sutomoblle se. I reckon’s mothin® great ERANK %pm?gf» ttea. | St2¥ her cottage at Lord’s Point. LICE — They cannot live on a bird i e e Phone 480 smaLL cor Saidn'e ‘Sven Swear IS stralght; bt o R treated wi onemah Lice Remedy; = = e “Fact, I feel I'm free to say: Prod Allen Latham of the Reservoir | send 500 and try a bottls, postage pald | WAYTED Ty ouy cows ang caizes for 323 per mom “Taint her nose—its Jest her way. ANNOUNCEMENTS road left Wednesday for Weld, Maine, | Konemah _Poultry Yards, 458 West| of al! kinds; pay good price . Glau- SAMES L. CASE, e b to visit his brother, William Harris | Main St. Norwich, Ct. Jel4TuThS BRI ACHT . (Rental Dept.) Fizgers plain complexion's red Latham. e o —————— 37 Shetucket S Norwich, Ct. Got no style, I've hear: A FTRE FASHION SHOE HELD O¥ER WANTED_Plano tuning. A. G. Gor- FOR SALE e B Never learnt to sing or play.’ For the Entire Week at the Davis—| Aftor ten days spent in Bridgeport LOST AND FOUND Son: E8%. Frosmecti Bt CIs Tek SEER e s FOR SALE—White 12shorn hens and FoR RENT All[Naw Dasigns! Today. and New York’city, Mrs, Charles Bu- | —— =% = R ickens. Two R Love her? Well. T guess I do: chanan returned Wednesday to Stur-| LOST—Saturday about noon, on Ays- o e s ova her mighty fond and true th ient | tevant street. E tUT- | jum street. @ smail tan colored hand e ey nas Steer DTiStopher | Stores and Offices in mew Thayer| TLove her better evry d e e e — bag. Finder return to 42 Aysium o 2 "+ anorwich| Bllding, Franklin Square. Fire-| Dunno why—It's Jest her way. aw the big Fashion Shop now play- Mr. and M. Sidney P, Smith and street, where reward will be paid for|Three first-class cooks, man and wife proof, best of el tor service, jani- —FElizabeth Sylvester < in the Davis theatre, the classiest bag_und contents. for boarding house, th farm hands, FOR SALE—A house and six acres of E h e 52 BV > ilks | daushter. Eleanor Huntington Smith, |— = [ o Boarcing oune, Sire: ands, | 1, ,d- for further Inf re|tor- Everything up-to-dats. act ever seen here. The priceless silks . u ; for further information enquire ind ‘satins are draped upon the living | Of WUSRINEtoN street, are camping af | orror ™ GuwnerScan s s by pay: | "irse Eirle, dish washers for shore. | of Mrs R H. Maynard, Box 133 Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL, Agent.| HUMOR OF THE DAY perrect models in a most artistic man- | Heughton's cove. ing charges. Fred Stelzner, Wauwecus| FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU |Kilingly, Conn aug1d Room 108 ner by M. Hugh Jansen, the designer. Hill Road, R. F. D. 9, Norwich Town. Central Buildin, FOR SALE Two good work horses: Mother (who is teaching her child With special scenery this act makes [ , Fugene Kennedy of New York city | augldd = will driv 7 and 11 years old. =en dearie, what a_beautiful impression from the rise [ I§ the guest for part of the week of e o Hpete ISL N s D TO RENT oomia eTier g e il g o] after “g i Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Winchester of ville. “Phone 43-14. augl9d. e S of the. curtain which represents the | M FOR SALE - -ONOCHONTAUG: @ _| The Chila—Whiz!—Jndzge. interior of a Parisian modiste. Here| vest Town street. LEGAL NOTICES £ REQR SALE—60 hens. Rhode Island QL:"‘;’;*;‘_;’S'\T"’:“E:‘ 13:: Thom 04| Mother (who pays the bills)—“What eds an ite ghorns. inquire at tag - 1 S the models are brought in and draped | g & poy Twooo L 193 West Main ©street, Norwich. | Ocean and Salt Pond; sown flower and | are ail these charges on the Country with the most stunning combinations | . MASs Fmily Wochor L veaotabla gardens: hardwood . floors, | Club bill—To Tom Collins? in less than two minutes by a most| TUesday to West Willington, after two - e 3 : "3350.| “Thats all right, mother, He—he's £ weeks’ visit with Mrs. Charles Fietner FOR E 2 plumbing and heat. Renta: $330. = g » ingenious method, only the silks and SALE Two _ hundred April - = P Bt e other fineries and about a dozen pine | ©f Sturtevant street. hatched ipullets; & C.iwhits laghorss] OtDerE 3200 (0 SIV0G. / Senl S hooklet | by o ASegprit Helig rieccary el i Another carload will arrive soon.|aud S. C'R L Reds George F. Bar- FRANK W. COY, ‘“esterly, R. I John Jibbs, what are you gigeling An American Rube and his daught-| Mr. and Mrs. John McKenna and|SPECIAL TOWN MEETING OF THE " - iomew. Srockive, Conn. — Susis “eGolly. T just read about a woman er, plaved by Earl Corr and Miss | two children of Greeneville are passing TOWN OF NORWICH. F. W. HOXIE, Lebanon, Conn. FOR SALE _One flive passenger eman beipg assigned to do secret Blanche Lytell furnish the comedy and | @ few weeks at the home of Mr. and - S e e T FOR SALE —Buffalo Expre their musical numbers and comdy are| Mrs. Williem Murphy at Wightman's| The Legal Voters in Town Meeting Telephone 29-4 Lebanon dition. Low price if sold at once. In 3 e s I— the funnldst ever on any variety stags | swith. 7 the Town ot Norwich are herehy guire atter six o n Miss Vine—Do you favor women This gorgeous affair wjjl continue D e : A i = proposing? 1 ereee) NS : o ¥ o = . - Mrs. Oaks—Certainly not. When a all this week but t ‘. A ; e 3 and m‘:m:fasl l;lalr ‘\S(im.;‘;:gen‘m?;‘u Entertained at Gins Trvel Earm. REDAY. \I\f‘klmh“‘; Bt PIGS for sale. G. A. Kahn. Tele- WATCH H".L BUS]NESS woman picks out the man she should change his modes and practically a | peiops Jast week of Mrs. S. A. Bee- | ' ot upon thé petstion of Charles H. or dSale Lehdnoe — make him propose—Houston Chron- new act will be in evidence. This is| 26,2t Pine Tree farm were Mrs. Preston and nineteen other legal v SALE Chalmers ~30" Run- For Sale icle. o o hoddonce This I8laraiTindntey of *Haxtford) Mis in Town Meeting asking the Selectme fine running order. equipped Firdly’ Tl ome' grest Slmppeints : el = citles where | Jey Potter of Montville, Mrs. of the Town of Norwich to call a Spe E irich safety lread tires. Will A store on leased land (long term | =TT, o STl B they play full week stands so Norwich | Beebe of New London and al Meecting for the purpose of au Write Box 373, Danielson lease), with all fixtures, doing a 2 e Bt T \v!:l hmo‘:m <\yx|;;orlllnll,\'llo et this | Gecrze T. Clark of Holvoke, Mass, thorizing the Board of Selectmen t: Augls. g0od business: for sale at a bargain. Hchaclm"\;:: ‘;“n-d Sty e s ct with twvice the wusual number of i = i 52 d improve the highway In said Town S e e 2 i any v by 54 styles. g from Buckus Corner to Trading Cove: |l 11 LINDEN PARKWAY FOR SALE—Chalmers roadster, fully e i longed to a Greek letter society.”— There is a well selected programme Home From Camp. d to decide whether the Town {0t Williona Skceet) cauipped. top. windshield, mew tires|| 4 10.room cotiage at Pleasant || pittshurgh Post. - Authorize the S o ro d paiit, machine . con- 3 50 by muct . of photo plavs with a two reel fea-| Edward Bushnell has returned to his | 435rO0 2 Selectmen to improve b dition and fime running order. Make || centrally located. sominute walk to || Girlie—I've been reading, Harold, ture, The Ruse, a great crook drama|home on the Old Canterbury turn.|: B and to appropriate 4 Immediate possession Your own price. J. C. Witter. Auction || irolley and postoffice, and the price || that kissing is hyzienically unsafe, " pprop: with William S. Hart, the opular | pike, after camping two weeks with a 3 money to be expende Rooms, Danlelson, Conn. ‘Phone. is very low. lnquire about it. and think of the numbers of times weste! t The elghth chapter of | barty at Poquonoe. £ N 3 Mod: i particul Aug13d h: kissed ! vestern actor. e eig chapter of arty quono Selectmen - 3 lern in eve A Lot at Grotom Lemg Point. you have kissed me! 3 The _hx.?mond from the Sky, and a t mpERe !\:finli:«' t}\-g‘emzfixa iy e o FOR SALE—Good new milch cow. ated on the water side, sandy Harold—Oh, well, "zhe;cs safety in funny Keystone comedy with Chester Moves to Indiana. e R U e JAMES L. CASE Samu Gager, Bozrah Center, Tele- || pescs> ‘oot Far trom board” wais, || numbers.” you know.—Life. Conklin completes the" show. B After fourteen vears' residence in|:ll other business proper to be done at - phone, 314-5. Augisd Price if_taken this month is only Judge—It seems to me that I have An cntire change of photo plays wWill | Norwich Town, Miss Nellie Reardon id Special Meeting. 37 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE—Two new milch cow $690. A bargain. Cottages all }| seen you before. be given tomcrrow. £ left this month to make her home in Dated at the Town of Norwich, Con- one pair of horses, and three ex arvund it Prisoner—You have, Your Honor. It — Indiana. necticut, th: 12th day of August. A. D. press wagons. Telephone 33-4. W. S Farms. was I who taught your daughter to COLCNIAL THEATRE, & 19 n e & FOR SALE Vail, Yanti Auglsd Choice of_400—prices trom 3275 || play the piano. . —_— : Ao RS VILLIAS B WiCoR D% | 1HE NEW BOYNTON BUNGALOW | FOR SALE Brown mare, weight || 10 $20.000. Send for catalogue. Judge — Thirty years — Muiscal Girl Detective in “The Figure in CHARLES P. B o i le Jears old, K?Dfl worker. Geo. § WILLIAM A. WILCOX, American. Black,” Two Reel Film Sensation. BY AN AUSTRIAN FLEET | _ Selectmen of the Tow West Main Street Willimantic, Conn. RAugh_du, Real Estate Broker, The Professor—Hump. Dear me! I Fully equipped with all the modern essentials. Can give you an agreeabl surprise on price. For full particulars | cocker 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 a 2, Westerly, R. L gave that young man two courses on the cultivation of the memory, and he’s gone away and forgot to pay me, Quite the most thrilling of the many | Retired After Killing an Italian Offi- Q FOR SALE_Thoroughbred Ancona episodes of the famous girl detective cer and Three Men. Address Carl Melvin, Jew- orwich, Connecticut, stories that have appeared on the L gihe City of Nor-|jncuire of = Le R S ] Phome No. 365... {| 51,4 T can't for the life of me remem- screen at the Colonial theatre is the| Rome, Aug. 18, via Paris, 7.10 p. m. : : JOHN A. MORAN FOR SALE—1910 Cadillac four pas- ber fellow’s name. How provoke- one for today entitled The Figure in|—An Austrian fleet of 21 vessels aided 8 ¢ ity of Norwich to as- | Real Estate and Investment Broker|senser car in good condition. F. C ing!—The Pathfinder. Black, telling of a wealthy guest who |by an aeroplane has bombarded the 1l meeting at the town | Franklin Square Norwich Conn | ¥ e e e “What's the big celel n? Con- has had her jewels stolen by a black- |island of Pelagosa, in the Adriatic | hail house, in said_ci FOR chell auto truck. - w : 23, ' 5 ring hero or something? ;‘0bed fi"’l rei The %lrl dehlectl\'e and | midway between the promontory of |} - new body., cReciey Sl-"‘z"l',de‘rb!~-mf~“;i R -:,s Oneo of the mw§ boys mur- her assistant are put on the case and | Gargano and Dalmatia and retired | o 2 o > FOR SALE tires, oo« nnin; rder. eap. Fo W some y Bac o e« ively of | atter Billing. one Teatie ) o8 cartirdd | mine by ballot whether the legislative Must sell quick. H. D. Crosby, Dan- dered a fello e years back and o . 2 1 act hereinafter mentioned shall take maid and wealthy guest. The trap |three men and wounding three others, | effect, and bonds, notes or certificates A new seven room cottage in is laid for the return of the thief, and |it was officially announced today. of debt shall be issued by said city in ville in = m i his hand is cauzht in a heavy spring| The text of the announcement says: | accordance with the provisions of such | Creeneville in a good location. trap cleverly hidden in a closet where | “The chief of the naval staff com- |aCt entitled “An Act authorizing the Zoduite shinc It the gems formerly reposed. He bat- | municates the following: S e e T E. A. PRENTICE tles with the detective and her assist- | *‘Twenty-one Austrian vessels and | Sinte” of Corporone Soprmply of the | opone 300 86 Cliff Street he’'s just been declared sane by a jury. That's the reception commit- tee.”—Buffalo Express. SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE o (Senator. T wish you would give me Electric lights, steam heat, set- “Oh, my boy™ responded the Special prices on horses next two_weeks. Big t from. Choice of 3u H. Starkweather, Daniel- ‘Phone. ant, and finally manages to escape.|one aeroplane attacked the little is- | thereof held J; 1915, the avails FOR SALE—At your own price. 10- |} 4,5y | lot, in fine location. [J| Senator. “don’t get mixod Later a man with an injured hand [land of Pelagosa yesterday morning, |of said bonds. notes or certificates of norscpower’ Steam engine and vertical e government _service. discovered on the top floor, and who | The garrison endured a violent bom- | debt to be expended in building and FOR SALE OR RENT e B e b PRICE $3,300 Ruins a young man. do you suppose it was? Well, the pic- | bardment bravely and the enemy re- | COnstructing sidewalks in said city. S R e T g promised_that positi ture can tell best. Better see it, and |tired without trying to disembark. We | ivb y oo Sral rord g e 2 Boma- | Three minutes’ walk from Peck's e T hen. _ Kansas City Journal. judge If he was really guilty.’ No|lost one officer and three men Killed | o< and 4 mewative bailor shall read | COTRET two new Cottages with garage| FOR SALE—Model C. Four 13|} N TARRANT & CO. One Would Believe. a strong Lubin |and three wounded. We do not know | “Sidewaik Bonds, No,” and If a ma-|and all modern improvements. Buick motor truck in first class con- = = THE KALEIDOSCOPE flramat ffiatur(lng Li: rL e and big |the enemy’s losses. jority jJoting on said question shall| For particulars inquire of gmun- H‘fl: C°“”°g "a‘,_oi:.f ;fllim':, 117 Main Street, Norwich ells of a girl's experiences Signed Vote “Yes”, the said act shall take ef- argain. Stanton D. Wicl om! S s 3 4 the newspapers refused to pub- { } FEEAGI T EVEE | aot amt i e diat B Wt JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker | Conp. Telephone. it is estimated that 93 per cent. of | Seth : e i Badl i 4 Frankli : i he ocean floor is entireily devoid o lish, thinking that nobody would be-| Thaon Di Revel is a vice admiral | inE hinse 1. stid tonn bail. ‘Lad the e e Norwich FOR SALE_Two_good work horses. i ¥ ieve them. The Idle Rich is the [of the Italian nav She avaline iiha ‘eniy inclilug nisce Weigh 1400_and 1350. No further use —— snappy little comedy of the Edison —_ Provided for the reception of ballots for ‘them. Truck taking their place. A house was recently moved through the streets of Boston drawn by a | steam roiler. company and Sweedie in Vaudeville e D. M. Davi: has the i at id meeting. The polls shall be A. LeMoine, Norwich Ave., Taftville. will make you all hold on to your Y ey Thora ol as e PriZe| open from nine o'clock In the forenoon > from laughter. There is but cat. Sunday morning the cat caught|,nij eight o'clock in the evening. MONEY LOANED e e o FOR SALE i There is a weasel in a flock of chckens and | “"Dateitat the City of Norwith® Con- e e e e ) - and he is certainly a funny | ijled it brought it t> the house and |necticat, Ausuct 11 1815. ond Securities of any Xind at tha [j| c2hoae Lebanon. Ct 208 THAMES STREET Fifty thousana British raflway men delivered it into his master’s hands. TIMOTHY C. MURPHY. Lowest Rates of Interest. An old FOR SALE_A farm of 151 acres, || Two Tenement House with 5 rooms ||| joined or rejoined the colors when Sh established firm to deal with. with house barns. etc., also cattle, on Mayor of the City of Norw! AT THE AUDITORIUM. - THE COLLATERAL LOAXN Co., Goshen Hill Lebanon: good desl of each in excellent condition and on J| war was declared — - T hereby certify that the above and 143 maia Street, standing timber. Address Joseph Pillar. |} trolley line with 3 acres of good i e ek Today the Sign of the Cross will be ISS M. C. ADLES foregaing. I= the watnhig directed’ to {Establishec 1870) Leonard Bridge, R. D. 1. augisd The British Army date a stand tillable land, barn and henhouses. Good opportunity for some one shown ¢ the last time here. It is me for service by publication. ing force. from the r FOR SALE—Grocery store for sale a big spectacular feature and one that ces that she will return and be on account of another business. In- Charles 1L, in 1660. Attest: GEO. W. ROUSE, well worth seeing, having in the for business again Monday, A Sheriff of the City of Norwich. 5 quire 14 Main St, CRy. augl3d wishing to keep cow and do a poul- A Hagheh ks Sty looped Irincipal roie the famous actor, Wil- | August 16. AT A coUmT or rmomATE mELD JHORSE FOR SALE—X good ariver, || try business or market gardening. }| ;2005 0 2 specd poat, the Arst time 4 : orwich. within and for the District or lady or sentleman, weighs about :. & For many vears the original p 306 Main St., Next to Chelsea aBnk|or Norwich, on the 18th day of August. 1200, Perdpnine 221012 &h2yisd FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, the foat has bodn dome. fascinated the imagination and swaye Telephone 652-4 A. D. 1915, g the emotlons of audiences throus Present—NELSON J. AYLING Judge. STOCKED poultry farm, 3% miles out | | Central Building Norwich, Conn. Nitrate of sodium crystals as clear S oo 5 < e Estate of Josephine F. Swift, late of vi T3 mics as the best glass have been made by the civilized world as has no other New Bedford, Mass., deceased. near villag e 7-room cottage, e e drama of its type, and it can be con- | LEGAL NOTICES Frank E. Fowler of New Bedford, < ;g“"v ““"’F barn, nine pouitry houses, e servatively stated that with the addcd | County of Bristol, Commonwealth of acres. Fruit, wood, nice stream. Half Every monta a thousand tons of firewood are sent to the I troops in France and Belgium. scope of the motion picture and ti A COURT OF PROBATE HELD | Massachusetts, appeared in Court, and acre potatoes, other crops, 550 famous thrilling camera effects impossible : 1t Norwich within and for the District | filed a petition alleging that he is the Tom Baron strain White Leghomns, a stage version, the subject attac of on the 15th day of August, | EXecutor of the last will and testament horee, wagons, tools, etc., $2,200, rea- 1 bave two : zome - >. f said deceased; that said will has ble terms. Tryon's Agency, Willi- | nice bi hunks and bu: s Horses renewed and increased appeal AL D. 1915, e = T 3 ! sonable te: Tyom's Agency, nice big chunl = y : I NE! a2 N proved. aproved and established . - g The seventh episode of The Bre' - nt ot Haeet A TLING: Judse | out of this State, by a Court of com- maantic, Ct. 3v12d | that I must dispose of rigil away. Coin in two reels will be shown n 1o : Ssachus. S| petent jurisdiction thereof, to wit: 5 THINK IT Oves — 250 noteheads | Come and see them. Prices right today as weil’ as the famous I s e Probate Court in and for the amd Z.u e (*guiar Dusiness sise) ELMER R. PIERSON. mount Travel pi s. The Administrator exhibi < aa-|County of Bristol, Commonwealth of enveiopes, neatly printed. for 31.30; P a Bor tommmny s San it . xhipited his d- | Massachusetts, on the 5th day of Feb- E each 33.00. Sema for sampies ~and| Tel 1133 359 P o S t0/ the Conrt for allowan: it is there.|Truary. A. D. 1915; that sald decedent E prices for any printing you are in need LR Paramount feature will be et < was at the time of her death the owner of. The Bullelia Company, Norwica, oute, a corking western dra: Ordered.That the 23rd day of August, | Of certain property and estate, situate Ayt A great number of stirring : A D. 19 t ten o'clock in the fore- | Within the Town of Norwich, in_sai e I AM BUYING& pouitry of all kinds. iting scenes make this subje noo! : Probate Court Room in|Probate District. fully described in AND ALWAYS Anyone having same. drop nostal 1o liarly adaptable to the screer the Cit Norwich, in_said District, | S2id Degmbor;. that there is no other et Samuel Gellert, Coichester, Cona. thest possibilities have bec be. and the same is, appointed for hear- | Property belonging to the estate of the great requisite in these stren- FoR SALE Wood. stove iel ;i . - i decedent in the State of Connec- 3 3 bly taken advantage of in th ing the same, and the said Adminis. | 500 Siher than that described in suid | Uous times. In the matter of feed for |a ‘cord, 7 cord 3250, Bullard Tel ||| Fine Residential Property, No. ent production. There are e e o &Tve Totice Cherent i 5 59 McKinley Avenue, containing publishing this order once in some|Petition. and that said petitioner is|your live stock you will be safe if you | $46-12 eleven rooms and bath, and all unique effects in the screen : newspaper having a circulation in said | Interested in sald property by virtue of FARMS FOR SALE modern conveniences. Interior tion that were impossible of » District, at least three days prior to| his said appointment, as will fully ap- | patronize duction on the stage, such as act- | the date of said hearing, and make re- g;fl;lsgdflc:;ylyflt':m;m‘i'%}!&;n‘g' L= P SEE T R T T T 0 R EoON J. AYLING, Judge. |records of the proceedings proving and of al riptions and prices. finely finished in beautiful hard pitched battle between the cowrunch- [ 1o apove and foregoing s & irue | establishing the same, accompanying Have sold a farge number but plenty ||| wood. ers and the railroad workmen, which | copy of record said petition. and requesting that sald o of good bargains left. For full information, ask develops into a thrilling clim: Rttect: C°FANNIE C. CHURCH, copy of will and the records proving ey e many other stirring featuves. Clerk. |and establishing the same be filed and 3 c Str t WM. F. HILL, THOMAS H. BECKLEY, The Fotaenci it GE ch Bitne Tecorded in this Probate Court and cve ‘ee! Real Estate and Insurance Fico Saaranss: dnd Neal) Extatd B » = AT A COURT OF PROBATE_ HELD | that ancillary letters testamentary b Norwi i =g 2o love of the girl ranch owner. who re- | at Norwich, within and for the District | granted on the estate of said deceased. o e T;:{e’;h;':'f" e May Building 278 Main St. 724—Phones—474-3 The population of the earth at the present rate of gain will be about 4.- 000,000,000 in the year The fee of vaccinating hogs in Kan- sas has been so high that some veter- inarians made $200 a day at it Prince Ranjitsinhji. of Nawanager, now serving at the froni, ruies over 3,791 square miles of rritory in India. The newest third rail patent is alive oniy at the point of contact with the shoe. Accidents are thereby pre- vented. Strasburg, the capital of Alsace, was annexed by Germany in 0. taken by France in 1681, and recaptured by | | Germany in 1576. ' Lead prices averaged 5 cents per pound in 1850, 7 cents in 1864, 3 cents in 1896, 5.7 cents in 1206, 3.9 cents in 1914, The price is now about 5.8 cents. fuses to perm d’company | of Norwich, on the 16th day of August,| Whereupon, it is Ordercd, That said| YOU Will get feed of all kinds, clean, lf;‘ lay the 1 == her ranch, and | A.'D. ‘kms\'IEISO\ o i ffiu%finh&e 3eard !:nd d&zerminee at | wholesome, nutritious and of the high- the youn il engineer assigned by | Present—3 N J. AYLING, Judge.|the Probate Court Room in the City of i - the compant to complete the catroey | Estate of Cornelia E. Frink, late of | Norwich, in said District, on the 3oth | ®3t quality, at the lowest prices that in spite of anvthing and everything. | NCOTLWich. in sald District. deceased.|day of August. A D. 1915, at 9 o'clock | such feed can be sold for. Tion Al Suts il TAs e b o hd B, Frink of Griswold, Conn..|in the forenoon and that motice of, the A refinery. with a first unit capacity of 500 barrels of oil a day, is to be established in the Calgary district by the Southern Alberta Refineries, Ltd, VERY CHOICE RESIDENCE ! appeared in Court, and filed a petition | pendency of said_ petition and of Said 1 is willing to sacrifice his love for u""'}n‘a)’lng for the reasons therein set|hearing thereon, be given by the pub- FOR SALE =d completion of the gigantic task as- | forth, that an instrument purporting to | lication of this order one time in some 1647 P s Se e Houies: masen stable and grapery, signed him, and how the stubborn op- | be the last will and testament of said | newspaper having a circulation in sald sitton of e deceased be admitted to probate District. and by depositing a true and T Squipment. large - e B s S CAlSacy. 8 cumays D crten ST forminates I 2| “Whereupon, Ii is Ordered, That said | attested copy of this order in the Pos Adam,s @V OIPI | cxtensive flower and vegelable gardens kinds of Masons’ Building | capital $200.000. which has been or- s Cesie X = ™ | petition be heard and determined at | office at said Norwich, postage paid, by under careful cultivation, grounds have " ganized to handle the product of the just on the eve of b own victory S frontage of about feet and depth of for sal by ~ ¢ : +|the Probute Court Room in the City |registered letter directed_ to . ~Hon. Southern Alberta Oil Company’s well are thrillingly dericted Norwl d District, on the | Frederick S. Chamberlain, State Treas- 1861 about 375 feet and posseas & wealth of . Harold Iockv-d, Winifred King- | L 1315 Grer, Hartford, Conn.:" respectively: | o 2 ¢ standard | SCRANLul shade trees Located in best| Peck, McWilliams & Co. ol Deasia Cote s e e e At least ten CAnye mmiCta oz |offer to the public tne finest stan residence section of Norwich. A prop- otoplaye e the pendency of said petiion. and of | date of said hearing. and that returs |brands of Beer of Europe and America: | erty that has been greatly admired and &‘;";‘;{ypw 'u"’é"‘l\.aflm‘;“‘:hfi"cufl‘:‘f said 'hearing thereon, be given by the|be made to this Court. Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Bavarian | not previously advertised for sale. s Dublication of this order one time in NELS®N J. AYLING, Judge. |Beer, Bass, Pale and Burton Muers E <) bo d 1 T H Tt Downtall of Potts, & Nestor com- T aeld DIbEs at Toant atx Gays. Drios [coBy ot rec;rF-;: “;"‘" P S el e Archa W. Coit y Wi e an teady | to the dat. f said hearing, and that Attest: N C. CHURCH, T4 o3 S & Hab deme i Plalin, | roteTe bt mide to LR COGE Gz |HO P, B. Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish-| €3 Bromdway. Telephone 1334. POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL F. C. GEER, Piano Tuner 122 Prospect Street, Norwich. Conn. X — G "Phone 511 Bush, will also be shown bn those day NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. s ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, be n = eoTM Above and foregolng IS a true| WHUEN YOU WANT -o pu: your bus. | Budweiser, Schiitz and Pabst. = T —'- DY of recore ness before the public. there Is mo i HERE advertising medlum HERE Is no advertising medum Australie has neariy Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH. medium becter than thcougn the ade A IR e S een Eastern Connectiout cauti i The Dul | Eastern Gopnecticut equal to The Bulr Amached loresis. Clerk, ' vertising columns of The Bulletin. Telephone 447-12, ¥un Ior Dusipess results. latin for Dusiness results.