Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 24, 1915, Page 10

. FAIR WEATHER TODAY.. . 3 S PARTLY. CLOUDY TOMORROW NORWICH TOWN =\ - g . e SWhas '-%-..J Rev. C, A. Northrup Preaches at First i M nV‘A drl“la and Motion Pictures at e . - i e e Auditoriu) Church—Notes of Summer Trips by 3 q 5 you ’ == - to¥ing Pietares at Coloptal Theatra. ! 1 : . Dinos 1a man stanas o Vaudeville and Photopiays at the| Land and Sea. 3 jorwicn. e re M d e | . F.| Rev. C. A. Nofthrup conducted ser- 3 7, y X . - g SN D DAY the Norwicn vices Sunday morning ‘and evening at ‘rul o : oota i "owiet hail | the First: Congregational church, tak-| " : stomine, ith B B eon lodiel No. 6, K. of P.|ing for the subject ofhis morning 3 “Bidg. Norwich. £6 e et Bail. .. °f . P discourse, Verily, verily 1 say unto you, 3 : mests in Pythian E = Court inebaug, No. k A.| except a man be born again he cannot i 1 Yoy dark; w ¥ m .,_”mfl" ‘Mrs. & el o . s [ The fre s Tihe Grest % M% not so beautiful in| —augéd. . ich councll, No. 720, R. A. meets | the first saying recorded of the Great | this plano. whil s ." i in e s ST B e naham Mangrigh, . | Tescher, made emphatic by the Verily, 2 case lut.l 2 ifetime. 308, sua; e verily, is essential to the v o W Resol . | Connectiout Food Ship for Belglum. |1t "h.0id" As the wina bloweth . |2 el A1 e erwicn: Comn. - By, Over 1,500,000 women, children and | where it listeth. but we cannot hear W : = = : | Bsttricted erritory ™ For ™ b m“w D antiare o R | the vauna et a0 sthes B ot pian heantitul eweer, fone. Bne e |- o ":“‘; .:l’“‘ “glan bread line. Unless America i6 10| Goq moves on the spirit of man and P S SE g3on it wigel | WANTEDstice "m% o ot Mthrve. thaes whon (she:han: saved | oo o Ghelstian man. - and miart, $1sh. The Plaut-Cadden Co., { $28.0 $40.00, 18330 §43 and e g luntll. now, more foo§ must be SUP- | Because that which is born of the 2 E Plaut-Cadden Bids., Norwich. Cona. _ | &7 §i2¢8 't REoRRrbion., Jo b o' = plieg s 5 2 oo 2 | flesh s flesh and that which is born P “NoTE THIS ONB—A fne new S0t 53 g onsoss: o The Connecticut committee - of the| of*the” spirit is spirlt, is why we Newon Diayer planc, besutiful mahog: —_— — 2 i the wants columae of B o Rt o e B oemuetticut| preact il ) 5 3 sic,’ bendh and oar?, 3205 | ors, “Mra. MeCail, f0Ladrel Ave- o0 =T i s . in the’life w on e spi ual na- n | Bu auy 2004 ship” jointly with the Int-TBa-|iure geveloping it. It is essential that | The Plaut-Caaden Co. Plaut 33 s SIS FRst: o ane ot T e AT PP Rz || mae. cwane oo % " e L gk b Ho ission, which bas agreed | one should be a Christian before going orwich, Conn. ________ | Second y a2 use of boat ‘Phome 633-3. suglid . ito meet whatever Is raised hers doliar | 5yt to try to teach others the bigher o FINE Simote Milton invisible lephone 38331 or 6 Witiiman The _“Wan! £ or crusming B i nats oy e oo Yo | uizss of {he spirit We; Bave fomi Bre tome and action, -m.’m‘ rom_n-:? = = e g | The body with a 1008 dmpure, uswhole. teed: ¥ our® churches those who once were - o e o evark X 2 :will ‘reach Belglum In the shabe Of| carnest but who nowtcare for no ‘;1":1. f‘-u-huf: 85! Plaut-Cadden Blas- | iy ooty o amingen Siaet: 70 Wor Yot ihe soutwith/vile and con- e augldid - onare; Norwien, Comn. ~ ning | church or foreign mission work. Thoso ey e e ot o detiax, | born-of the spirit love the gospel. love 2 GOOD King: it ptano, W, t once, two good plumb. —_—_————————————————————— | “Theu_stmit not iWiI"—dhe hatrpd of H C 3 RENT-—Apartm: TOOmS Connecticut's half of this shipload wili | the place of prayer, love Christian ordsh with, stogl and | pes? A5R swal, Groton - augiia. Vastiiap improrements a0 steam ::-Zn-w For g Wao Ratse Soesimurder tn Me gost approximately §100,000, of which | Ty, iiet makes it for us, must be born 2 Plaut-Cadden Bldg. Nor-| BOARDERS WANTED Rooms with weil Ave. f T the greater part must be secured n| .gain from above, because of his over- e e R R TO RENT—PI © nine-room tene. | “Thou shait not XilI"—the spirit's hope rge subscriptions. Every dollar ¢~ | mastering love for us. There are A BEAUTIFUL Vose & Bow's mahos. | Coosier strect, Laurel Hill . _sugild ment; ail conv pgieosiiont loce: of hesyen, 5 per o4 fibuted_will actually reach Belglum | peot “musts” with God. All the in- any uprigut plaze, pertect In tone snd( WaNTED_Toolmakers with experi: Ton tor boarders. Address Gate| Mor play The"iruet the-anctent . ia the shape of food, without 8n¥|Gil eq’of His great heart draw us o | The Soap to action, usually sold at 3500, with stool 5ee on Jis and Sxture work ~Meriden Bofleten, S0y oSSR - ‘c‘;“;}‘.“g}“;nmq large and small, may | Him: God gives us great sorrow and Soap cleanse and st e e Tl e Sl AreeiCo. Mesihen. Cimn. 1008 TO_MENT—The very gt |- ~Thou shalt: not. ki v enuse s it Yo Qo Miery k.| £ 1o 2807 58 whest vo all axs tod | The Ofntmentito soothe'aad heal. [SAeitgonar. 7" A LT TR LT o i il or Tora o, 510 cen, Norwich, or to es C. Russ, A ‘i = A VERY GOOD oak upright Brad- t. Write for free _booklet. - creed. s mcord TTua e e ot Samples Free by Mail ford piano, 1ike mew. perfect tone, ac- | Capital § 5. “Woodruf ~ Teust W e mame thy{sophistry may P weny. Hartlard. = rup spoke helpfally. Among Cuticura Sosp 4ad Ofntment soid tion a4, Suraplititys susrniesd, Witk GPmpsny, Jolief, Iitnols. ¢ Cation. inquire &t this P B i et Moo GuBtiess of SIMLON E. BALDWIN, thoughts were: We are to get our point | Libersi smpie ofsch maled s, with 13, bock ol on? Plaut-Cahden Bids., Norw Jokhny Mome sat on a tack, JOBBny | oo . e S N the deed. gamifie MARCUS H HOLCOME, of view from Christ and to live His | Addras pos-ard “Outiewm.” Dept. 137, C Rose—To get his father some Cobw. TO RENT—Half of double house, —Annie Johnson/Flint4Christian En- f FRANK B. WEEKS, life, T bility to live & sound— Comm | Corner 5 cent cigars from o FOR SALE N o R A Wy o P 2 Special Committes: | or i other words. a healthful life, is A Ty e Tos v;;;,.':,‘ifl Smoke Sbep. ________au Gardner. syida A SEES g " doctrine. ve A WANTEBD A housekeeper, who I FOR E—Oy: RENT—Cot Mok » T ANNOUNCEMENTS = | fsiin u sesus Corise? - e work YANTIC | sem8 s0c and try s botcla posiage geld:| g oudt SO0k el Farmiiy o work fort | e il s Bouicey raisers Writs at|Ave Mes s G Consdonr oisd | HUMOR OF 'THE DAY | A3 from that experience. Cut ~ out the ) Main St., Norwich, Ct © jel4Tu consider a woman with small child.| once and get in on low car and load = One Dollar Auto, Express Wagon, | thoughts and acts that are not help- | New Fireman at Mill—Motor L S e e PN T Apply ‘at ‘W, F. Brown, Shepherd Mill|rates. Prices and samples on request. . T R gt Add ncasv) bath, hot iter, 11 8 After the reception—Higvwife——On, Trolley Car, Doll and Carrlage, En- |ful ‘and we shall have little trouble Parm near Wauregan. aug23d ress, C. C. Hewitt Co. Us ille, - Returns from T Hired: to Cape Cod. = L Appiy ' Waiiney, Nerwich Bulietis | 1 am a0 s ¥ - 1 ct with and prob- P ABLE-BODIED MEN for firemen, “I don’t wonder, . But take off gine, Rocking Horse, Kaife, Wheel-|In our contact people P FOR SALE F T R G E LT Trame BIAE | e R Rl I B e = Darrow Baseball, etc, at Mrs. BEdwin Miss Margaret McGarry and Mary OnBecessary Rallway. care Builetin. Covering modern, | O _RENT ] Sow_ Baht $our, “ana youn soom be yourseit Fay's, Franklin ‘square. i o Can aaiid McGlhney of =Norwich _mave been eEIMTE : ired crelonne in scelion copdition. | ksepins-, Inquire & G. Consdon, 43 Ma- . And you yoursei 2 — == g spending the past two weeks as guests _ —_— to will be sent if desired. Address|iiniey Ave. ~ ___________Jedd |again”—TAfe. AUDITORIUM SECURES Mr. and Mrs. George Geer and Mrs. |of Miss Ellen O'Hearn. 5 e g '°°-‘"‘Dl,‘;‘;b- O Box 294, Moostp, Conn. ~_aagzed STORAGE ROOM—Inguire J. B Faa-| A mnegro %A family of ANOTHE! Josephine Parker of Plain Hill have | Mrs. C. Barrel of Poquetanuck was| The beautiful residence, No. 249|278 D - 70 ZrOt0% _ SU8C = | —Sou—guive o Golumbla Grafonola| 2N, 62 Brosdway. 1ebisd | boys so well behav one day her HER TOP-NOTCHER.| cturned from the Willimantic comp |a recent guest of relgtives bere. Broadway, known as the Emerson Tur- |~ WANTED— Information regarding | o a0 ten 13 1ach doohis Faced rd5 |~ FURNISE D ROOM — Ceniraliy io- | mistress asked: - Marguerite Clark in “The Goose Girl,” | §T0uRd, Mr. and Mrs. Geer having Fivemen -Laaves ML ner property. Finest residential sec-|good farm or unimproved land for sale.| g L0 apice. This outst b caied. Emma Morse, 16 UBion ¥i. m:?&m 414 youlraise your boys 3irl,” | spent & week there. - Y tion in Norwich, Includes 90-foot _List, Minneapolis, Minn. _2ugld.| used only_two monti 5 e S ROGHS. il medesnen: | 90, Well? a Romance ldyle, Wednesday and rpalomas Speliman, who has beeh fre| uildiog lot. Sold entire or separate.| WANTED Six-room tenement with |48 new. Very cheap if take Fi o X T AW tall yo' missus anewersd e o Th coucw“r:y':r“::img o "the OmRPSIY. Ginihe SEste fiape mohbie, AMOS A. BROWNING. |21 mo0ern (on e em e famity. Mot | Conn.. upper beil. 507, (e B e ML S BB 2 ke e age P has left town for his home in Worces ay20 STuS o twenty minutes walk from City | —pom SAl “The most beautiful idyllic romance | First Methodist church will be held | ter, ' His place is fo be flled by Al | e | P00 On Broadway or Laurel Hill 5106, | 1o G0 SASEy ol ity e TO RENT G ever produced for the screen,” is not | this week Thursday evening with Mrs. | port Fidredge of New London. in dnswering mive Tocation and reat | IROM® Y T2EIS0d R Harduppe—Why o espondent? too enthusiastic a description for Jes- | Luetta Gorman of Otrobando avenue. Georse W. Taylor spent the weei- |{Orms prepared for the weturn of the |Box No. 34. Norwich Bulletin. Noc™ ‘Conattion. "Wyl sell aire chesp. || Modern Fat, seven rooms, Beat Flubdub—Oh, 1 can’t,seem to get et - DictueHOR e HasoM e end with his family at Hillside, Maine. {list of invegtments At the presnc suxpod if taken at gnce. Wiite or cail to Les-| Tornished 835,00, out of debt! 2x 7 g MecGrath's vel, “The Goose t the Beach. ime e lals are Y ANTED—Nicel; furnished room |lle Young, Moosup, Conn. -d. - e Hardu; not! Girl,” with dainty Merguerite Clark in| fiss Phoebe Lathrop of Town street Motored to Cape Cod. work of out blanks. oe o bath: airy snd heated in “OR SALE Horses, carriages and JAMES L. CASE | can’t even get in it—Life. i title role. The work was so obvi- | joft Monday to spend two weeks with |\ Mr. and Mrs George Adams with| .Theaction teken at the lapt segelom | Wintes, with or witmout board No|barness used in the’ livery busines Rental Department “My pillow is_awfullyhara” re- sly suited to Miss Claxk’s charm and | Nrs. 1 8. Browning at her summer | M- and Mrs. William Harrison of | of the general assembly to recover un- | over Stteen minutes’ walk from City | f5ries® consist of both work borse. | g7 N marked the star boarder, nality that the Lasky company | tirme oot Colonning at her SUMMET | Hartford, have returned, from an au- |paid tases on investments has. per-| Hall; on Broadway or Laurel Hill side. | Liq™Grivors: carriages. hacks, cais | 57 Shetucket 8t, Nerwich, Conn.| m™afeel T0¢ Bied with feathers from made arrangements to present her in = 3 g tomobile trip to Cape Cod and other | haps, a sreat deal to do with the un- | B¥ & ‘man of socd habitse give \0ca | surrey Paggage and expre : = " o tallevs goose,” expiained the €on- this one offering by the special courte. Y coretor Maside points of interest in Massachusetts. |usugl astention which is given by in- | Hof and - rubber and steel tires. g & of the Famous Flavers' Film SOm-| Aster poctn o veration . of two| Werc On Battleship New York. [vestors to the tax at present ~The | = iis e opposite railway station, Westerly. it pany. firmed 1diot, as he helped himself to ; e —Phi hia Public "OF course Gretchen, the Goose Gir,| Weeks With his sister, Mrs. Bfrrill W.| Roscoe Bentley and Eugene Man- law of 1915 provides for a tax of two| WANTED Girls to learn winding|L _________ e _ _sushd._ FOR RENT another prum: D! Ve and quilling, steady work. West Side Ledger. P i e e e Lowis Bus: | ning apent the week-end in New York, |Der cent: for five years on estates on | 3% Gl OB AL ert®s °f BI*RAINE | Stores and Offices in nmew Tha “He was positively : burning with is not e goose girl at all, but the +r e Ml Bueste of Harold Bentley, U, §. N.. on [Which the tax has not been paid in oorn. - Clarence es, R. F. D. No. o. | Btoree Prantdie - Gante: r‘: o v N Frincees Enrenstein, oniy child of the |56y returned Monday to Meriden. | EUSRGE S Fore? BENCH O s Wrorit [Yhe past. This s equivalent to_ten || MEX and women wanied; garernmnt| Soetis proof, best of elevator service, jani- | Orl was all right. * Her father put 4 Duke of the country, and has B e Ry oy mon Alom Rl | per_cent o the value o property. | wADLs clerks; $70 montn: write immedl- | “pom SALE_High class Jackson.|for '’ Everything up-to-dater . . been stolen by gypsies in her infancy. Here and There. o = - It is admittedly a drastic law ang some | Sty for ‘Ust positions bt > | 1915 touring car; electric light: . ng wp- bim out."—Exchange. This is all dug, o & b0t concelved and | Miss Sarah Buckley of Peck's Cor- | 1Y, have returned from & few days'| G ylons who are desirous of reeln | fup i §. oo s Lobr 20 b BOSEY | selt-starter; top. ‘windshicld, 5| Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL, Agent,| Do you belleve that woman should Sxpcuted by Von Herbeck, the chian-|per left Monday for a visit:in New |™jfjgq Margaret Welch of New Haven | the state. in the enjoyment of & large otherwise fully equipped. You can buy [Reom 108. or to the Gran: e, Who seeks | York. > y e e bea vine?” A hine. < Tovenua and of recolving every dollar| WANTED Antique furniture and oid | this car right and own a real maci g 5 Sard ™ o R 10 put his own daughter in the place — 15 he gmest of Ar. and Mrs. Joseph | [CVhien it in entitied. sey that the | FTTL §50d Broge pai, A BIIKRRT | SU0o % 0 amo ok P pluayt “Th-took tng. Boomt 300" pounds tooks somew st of the stolen Princess. Mrs. Roy Johnson of Montville was | Mice Aary Shea of Colchester is |1aW is severe'to the point of inflicting | ———emo e —m e | (new) 'team wagon and set of surrey TO RENT inconeruous clinging to an oak about There is a King in the story, and | a recent guest of Mrs. E. P. Geer of | spenming o Fom mroehs at the Towers, |8 serious hardship, particularly in the | THE FLYMOUTH, 44 Laure HIll AVe: | harnesses. Inquire at 12 Ok strest.| .. HONTAUG—T: five feet high. he is the ruler of the neighboring| the Scotland road. = e " | case of” persons who obtained theiy P! el R en | Danielson, Conn. aug23d QUONOC! 'AUG—Ten-room cot- CRIRey oOf Jugendhelt. -In otdes 1 with relatives. summer boarding: situated hish. e S e 3 acres land, 1000 feet from “Senator Wombat an appropria- e S . property by bequests or by beritage. | 5 ¥o LE—Motorcycies, Bleycles, | 288 s tion to do some public bullding. prevent war between the two princlo| Mrs. L. G. Chesbro of the Scotland | reomit oyeer ot roiatiees peaer 2% *|These persons will be compelled L | pa i MOor wheels, One 1905 5 h. b. 3 3 | Ocean and Salt Pond; sown Sower and | o7, 18 O3 JOTL0 2 Going with 17" palities, he is betrothed to marry the|road was at the Willimantic- camp |’ \frs James Counterman, Mrs, Wil- | suffer for a.neglect, which they did i’ good condition with, Eciipse clutch | vegetable sardens; bardwood 800r%| .17heer'he is using it to repair his false = Princess | (Von Herbeck's|ground last week. liam Counterman and son W. Heary, |10t commit, or for an oversght fof|" WANMIR—Feouy cows ang caizes R o mmediate delivery: one 1913 | Dthers $300 10 $4000. d for booklet. | fenices” ter) whom = e = ar v ‘were ni respo! . ol 1 11 g rice. it r v b : But the King 1e voune ana remen | Mrs. Marton Paten of Henniker, . | BAYS, roturned from a visit ‘st Oceasi | SRIGUANST, TAI 101 'bs eany to escape | inwer: Tei fiv. Colcnesict, Conn. |1 R - Morkel in good condition, run | FRANK W. COY. Yesterly, R. & We supposs the first prehistoric man and revolts at this procedure. In the | H. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Rich- | = afp g 00 miles; cost with equipment g e v ana Mrs. John Kilroy spent Sun- Jthe tax, ag it will be the duty of judges | _ EZ¥=32 $300.007 price for immediate delivery m.a':mwn as o moliycoddie of the day in Sromingion with Mr. and Mrs.| ot probate to report lmventories of | T WANTEDFiwno tuning. A G. Gor- | $100.00 and is & bargain. Three second g e E. Northrup." Pk " | estates to the tax cominissioner. Son. i35 Prospect st. Uiy Tel €s3°3 | hand blc;clell :'s‘.gow g u'vmfi‘ (Smith FOR SALE . Mrs. Thomas Beetham of Wauwecus | Carl Beatley-spent Sunday .at Rocky otor -wheeis 306.00. deliversd in events that follow the King rescues the | ard Lane, of Otrobando avenue. little Goose Girl from insult angd falls _— In love with her. However, it appears it is impoesible for him to mar- or wheels 3¢ red in_ont ——— | _Restor-(to yokel who is about 1o ger e cek after placing your order. - married)—] can you really af- Hill was the guest last week of Mrs. | Point on a fshing trip. - Togues. information and demonstration ford to L..’,’,': :fi:“; 3 % 'S prgsant girl, and he finally con- | Caroline Benjamin in East Norwich. Miss Marietta Emery of Greenwich, LOST AND EOUND upon, fequest. "Phone 190 or 4312 R. w ATCH H".L BUS]NESS Peter—Well, zur, T can almost afford its. to marry the Princess after all. _— R. I, was a recent guest of Miss ""Pellett, Agt., Center street, Daniel- L to keep myself, and It's a ‘woman it—by that time the little Goose Girl | p3,.0.3 Tycker of Scotland was a | Mary Curry. LOST—A small plg. last Saturday. son, Conn. &-tt. that can't beip s bit— Opinjon. 82 hean identified as the real sclon of | «eci’end guest of his daushter, Mrs.| Mrs. Elisha Lathrop is at Williman- | Leave at 371 Washington street near| o men, grom 25 to 35 years of age.| FOR SALE_Woodsawing outfit For Sale stont ol lady Whe foyaity. and In the Princess of Ehren- | {3clhert E. Geer of the Scotland road. | tic Camp Ground. Harland's Corner and receive reward.| .5 o7 ber. bright, good appearing | b. p.; Alamo gasolene engine, comple! Seuan Doy ein the King of Jugenheit finds to s "1 "The grass was cut in the baseban|. 295243 Mt D Sober, DriEht 800 ADpearing | And in perfect running order. Address|| A store on leased land (long term || was hauling hefself into the train with Dis Jurprise and”joy. the woman of | s Julia Talbot of Otrobando ave- |10t during the past week. ————————————————— | apd take tjckets on front of shows a| W A Krmertons, Soun Covenry. (| ledse) "with aii “axtures. ‘dcing 4 || fimculty)—1f theyd iven yer mors s - sal Mies Cark assumes the Tole of the|DUE Spent last week with friends in| Mrs Brissette and daughter Cecilia riding devices, Coll eveniugs ~agter|Conn. e . little Princess whose lot it is to tend | NeW Bedford, Fall River and Marion, |of Baltic were guests Thursday of | Corns, Buniops and I 30, Room 2. §¥0: 43 Main stree, New | "Fom SAIE—_Cows for age o rars || Lonaen Connty Fair. the Seese of peasant _foster-parents | Mass. and in’ Providence. Mrs. Carl Bentley. Toe Nails treated without ~pain: o Cony earload will arrive s0om. A 10-room cotiage at Pleasant assured. . Leb- , Jot 50 by 201 This 18 Monroe Salisbury appears as the Mrs. Anthony Gerard of Baltic was [l Cvmrort el ehk ; Lstanon. Conn. Telephone 3e J2* || Sarraly 1o0atas. t-misete: waik. o - = Montville, | Mrs. War, ilton and children, 7 < £ I oy e leading membera of the Snd N ead Euesis of Miss Giuive | Hildred and Roy, of Eest Great Plain, Switches made from yomr comb- Hudson, in good running order. Four bar, James Neill L. Peters H. B. C. Carpente: en, P. E.|B. Beebe of the Scotland road. Y 175 L ick A Lot at Grotem Tere ucsis Thirsday of Are Hewry (| "% curmmmive ANz FARMS FOR SALE 2oy tifes tve extra™Sl76 tor quic i Ernest Joy, e st onn. Hamilton. sale. Storrs Garage, orra, n. Located on the water side, sandy i - Roem 22, Shannon Building " of all descriptions and prices. aug20d. beach, not far from board walc 3. M. Cassidy, Miss Johnson and Jane| Mr. and Mrs. Felix Keenan and fam- [ MisS Edna and Grace Vallette who 1. 548-5 (Take Elevat. =t FOR SALE _15-in. _friction clutch || Frice if taken this month is onl; oy T, 409 Mre. Felix Keenan and fam: |are spending the summer with_their (| T - | e iy eR Tier DUt Plenty | [ hangers and ;..nen. T o mood || 3655 A barsain’ "Cotcises R e e o e “The Goose Girl"” Is produced by the | the home of Mr. and Mrs. James D.| ooy NS Lloxd Aver of North Wi, F.HIL condition. "Will sell at’a bargain W.)| &7 P June 27, which had completely stripped ) s e e b bt | MeCRrty, on, tha! Hethnd Tt Fitra e i S - Piaal Eetuty and: Misarions R ey oo TR \caeses. oc stnseseassion - $I R} R 00 ment w! e the g e B 2 - > s el e 8 Howard Bisho sna causnter one| Frederick T. BUNCE | Room 108 Theyer ‘Bido. Norwich, Ct.| —Fomn SATEToad chick perforatar, |[rie 310,000, Send for cataiogua. Mnpeny. Henry Mackie of New Bedford,|spent Friday at Watch Hill. £~ e the WILLIAM A. WILCOX. As a means of ending family rows, EATF e e e i b 3 Expert Piano and Player skt o b W E Lavetle. Killingly, = s resourceful Western judge suggested COLONIAL THEATRE. Mackie of Otrobando avenue and his '"vammi o Tiii Resairt onn. 3 augzed. Real Estate Brokes, that phonographic records of the con- *; S —— mother, Mrs. Shea of Town street. A . Pi.m UnIn; .nd eparmg The Goddess, the serial picture with —_— = o 5 the next e At ek 55 teuring [ S YWent Wiaak St Resus 3. und I versitinhy be Siisin SH SevRS Anita Stewart and Earle Williams will | Thomas Beetham and family of | ReceiPts This Year Will Be Close Scratched or marred cases restored time all come together. pre: car, price #0 Tow as o be attractive 2, Westerly, B. L & 200,000, d finish s> Hew I spring delivery wagon, & Phose No. 365. A g R TR T R o i S FOR SALE || e i Sais et YN Jou have not seen this picture you |Island last week, and in the harbor — : piano Sox ' bugey. iffoot new team Lo : o paving 1d. It is one of the most beauti- | saw torpedo boats, four black and four |, The State treasurer is receiving the | Phone 1214-3 - Norwich, Conn. A Jragod and set of surtey : Barneseee: Summe: “weather the board ot girec T8k ana abgerbing cantinugus - story | gray in color. Investment. tax. . This 15 of four milla 298 THAMES STREET s Danigted ““’“": “""‘M": "“"3,,,,:! =% ;“ B o A e 4 e e e . esich In excellent condition and on ||| tov. Windshield, full equipment and ini { God After spending several months here | 2 ast = e s o e Tt bl with iy | SR French of. Went Towa. strst | Soss SIOLEKLIL This wea bearly 9685 MONEY LOANED e tibenen ey Srs e £ S Re e o e Hal he dary elen | left Monday, to rejoin his parents, Rev. more than the amount of the pre- |l on Diamonds. Watches, Jswe:ry Hllsble land, barm M‘Ed' aenno“:d e b i i i el e e, the Jating actress who 2D-|ang Mra M. R French, whose home is | fiots Your, The treasurer cxpects (ATl SaaSncerition.of av Kind a¢ the i . | ean giey prices: AL e sta o ——— Heats she erforms " ihe” fedrse. of | RO in Hartland T ey ol cxceell thvec [ CoSivad nre to aear witn . BN o e menn o and o' pemit | s E. A. PRENTICE this exciting story you cannot afford to prised If the'total amounts. to $300, “THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. . (ARt eps SN Sad 9.8 DOy "OR_SALE_Good now milch cow. -y v miss seeing. 5 ifiss Mildred Wightman of Putnam, | 000, In ten vears the tewerioe oo 1a mis swect, U try business or market gardenins. |l|s Boaral Center. Tele- Street Light O'Love, a two part Selig drama | IS_SPending a few days here and in|this tax has almost doabled. Y _(Estaplished’ ufif-'“ =2 = o Frr g T2 of ‘the sea features Anna May Wait. | New London. while here she is the | Thers is every reason to think that ANCIS D. DONQ = == == Bt Jrank Mayo. Zuest of her aunt, Mrs. Willlam S.|the tax will realize $300.000 next year, | s————————e————— |} Central Building Norwich, Conn. }| senscr A pved_ tondition. ¥ G Hearst-Selig Weekly with all the lat- | Geer of Washington street. £ 3 D b i s Roge: 91 Chestnul_street. or about four times ths amount which = e Fi E was received in the fiscal year ending LEGAL NOTICES MORSE FOR SALE—A good driver, on SAL_ September 80, 1905. The state has been est War news. Fair Fat and Saucy, | a! Vitagraph comedy. One that ig| West Avon--This is a great vear for : Tl o Moec'ieay ot g . weighs about 3379 1o pléase with Tugnie Mack and | cucumbers. At the Distin farm, whero | enrsetic for-some Jears in ita efforta | /AT & COURT QF FROBATE HELD LI Yiag e wisa ||~ SEVEN ROOM . completes the big for | they devote two acres to these vege- |to increase the revenue from this 9 < RSES STOCKED poultry farm, 33% miles out ' TTAGE OUSE today. tables they ace now picking an aver- |source The oficials in the easu s Dy b Tist Gay of s ’35 lsfifich!jgm nd some | near village, Pne 7.room cottage, nice __COTTA H i > . v. em | have made every effort to induce Present. H. Buell Judge. Ty T = Plainville—Elijah Rogers of Shuttle |are carried by motor to the Silver e 3 e ot jood barn, ni il houses, cons having investments to pay the| Estate ot Eiigs A Biand lats 5t Col.|nice big chunks and business Horses | 355 & ne poultry houses: || Electric lights, steam heat, set- Metdow district started 30 men pick- | Lane pickling factory, £ d. nice stream. " tax. Circulars have been issued and |chester, in said District, deceased. that I must dispose Of FIght away. | ao s petatocs other crops. 550 famous | [} ‘tubs, ierge lot, in fine location. ing the first peaches from orchard ln"Cfl’\lrIalr:le(liunk:d(\’!‘ed ol;':ch.‘we‘ s:::x! Come and see them. Prices right. Tom ‘Baron strain White Leghorns, £ N TR A . = & ment purporting to be the lasPwill and ELMER R. PIERSON. horee, wagons, tools, etc., 32,200, rea- |}, E $3300 S king et thass hrothers also besan | Viarguerite Clark in “The Goose Girl,” at the Auditorium | esiament of saia’ deceased, be admit- | Tel. 113s. 3790 | sonabie terma. Tryow's Ageney, Wilki- e ‘moun o e, mantic, P, ’ nerdiote Grderea. Thae mia avpii ; ARRANT 2 X »_ Wednesday and Thursday Sati e Reartt and Seainet u ke FOR SALE . a— 2% govnssas |l N- F & CO, Probate Office In . Col e itegular Dusiness sise) 117 Main Norwich B e rn ot Eopiimias | THE ‘NEW BOYNTON BUNGALOW | iiVeiopes. ‘ntacis primied. for 3130; 508 Street, A" D.is35. gt 10 o'clock in the fore- West .Main Street SR W0 Sena” ior sampies ~and noon, and that said J. Frank Clark give S Prices for any printing you are in need publice motice &5 ail persons interested | Fully squipged. with all the modern | 5. -Thp Builetia Company, Nerwich, o said estate, by - advertising in a n give you an agreeable | Conn. newspaper having a circulation g said | surprise on price. . For full particulars 1 AM BUYIN® poultfy of all kinds ERRE S SR L e | imatins of ady 0% BRSNS EP Y Beard Folative therer, and mabe To-| poli Exta mod. s Samuel Geilert. Colches turn to the court. Estate nvestment Broker = == ‘A;m H'P. BUBLL. Franklin Square Norwich Conn | — I’A‘II'—W’,-:. Gz - _flmfl L7 195 North Main Street, | consisting of one large stors, barn and five tenements. Pays good rental. AT A COURT OF PROI BELD at Norwich. within and, rg:- f:; District VERY CHOICE RESIDENCE of Norwich. on the y of August, : A D 1915, ‘Present, NELSON J. AYLING, Judsge. FOR SALE JEstate of Joseph T, Peckham. et al.| picturesque 14-room house, modern of Norwich. In aaid District. minors. | cquipment. large siable and” grapery. ||| The Jerome Isiand Farm. eitua- i a vegetable ted in the Town of Montville, - e a. written applieation alleging that | Gnces carefal cultivatio -t = . Tt jwst 3 sald estate is no e e inder careful cultivation, gT five minutes’ wa oA aia- Court, ana prayife for en orfer | Jntage of about 150 test und do New London trolley. line, con- JAMES L. CASE q H F | about 375 feet and possess = wealth of to sell cerfain real estate belonging to | b, r sisting ,of seventy acres, thirty _‘1, ,:‘._.,.. ity desctibed in Saiq | beautiful shade trees Located in best il £ residence section of Norwich. A prop- tillable, an eight room house, hat has been greatly admired and ||| about fifty fruit trees. Excel- ” g < Sor previonsly adverfised for sale. jent water. Price reasonable. for 25c.,-at all Archa W. Coit THOMAS H. BECKLEY, Thirty Six AL L RS Real Estate and Insubance Dr. King's New May . Building 278 Main -St. 1 and _all kinds_ of Masons Materials for ssle by Peck, McWilliams & Co. ¥ . “'i'n- 2bove aud foregoing & 8 true ecord. St SRk FanE c. cHURGH, - 122 Prospect Strest, Norwich, —