Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 26, 1915, Page 10

deville and Motion Pictures &t Vauy the Auditorium. Moving Pictures at Colonlal: m Vtfilvfll and Photoplays al Dl S "‘“".“‘.‘ el mfl, owe el U ,"“-g Seets in Foresters’ hail. Connectiout Food Ship_for -.i.h:;‘ plied. The Connecticut committes of - the commission for relief in Belgium has set to work to load a “Connecticut food ship” jointly with the imterna~ tional commission, which has Te guarant: will reach Belgium In -the shape of food. The commission has offered to mest whatever we raise, dollar for dollar. Connecticut’s balf of this shipload will cost. approximately 310,000, of which the greater part must be secured in large subscriptions. Every dollar con- tributed will actually reach Belglum in the shape of f00d, without any dimigution. i ifts of money, large and small, ” te sent either to Gen. William ‘Alken, Norwich, or to "“"":,f xu-i #tate treasurer, care Hartfc Trust Hartford. SMflN E. BALDWIN, MARCUS 5. £ HOLCOMB, Special Committes, - ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE, New Vaudeville Today, Big. Musieal Act—William Hart in Western Fea- ture, in The vaudeville attraction for last half of the week is one that is -uu to please everyone, for everyone likes good music, and the Arnold Family bave & reputation thet wwu hard to beat. The act consists of singing, st nmn: quarteites solos on the m, m, %. ‘n‘ a clever line of by’ Vi u, vmml nunl-u "and ician, In sides supj lyln he plays violin a1 tnot lo Illun to mu mlrvalwl yorin mmwummn un - mo‘{nd #he s consider: 01 b ” person at the vuum:m Arnolds, 18 an exceptionally fine bill My,’lbo ¥ the| No. 3, 1.0 .O.| ont, No. 3% e il i 1 the .uu'(“wfuu Heard and Seen. ongdon of Harland Ifiu Jonni:‘ - to vieit cousins in ormpon Long iund, Mrs. G, A, Potter of ”!l. m-y 1, Willlams of umm- ranean lane is in wunnm.u the mnundor m week, the guest of or cousin. Fred Grimley and Mr, ughter Laurs, of West Town street g:vo Mund’:'lm & visit with eous “‘aunmm retu ,mmuuc & screaming funny ple- ture. ‘l'lwn 'lll ‘be. l. eo-vuu ‘;g AT THE AUDITORIUM, In presenting Paramount pictures the management of the Auditorium is bringing to Norwich every week three of the best actors and actresses in America and every one of whom appears only in two doller pro- ductions. Not only are these theatric cal stars geen in photoplays -at this house, but many of the best New York successes, are shown with these well known people in them. On the bill today is ‘“The Goose Girl"” a pictur- ization of the famous book of the same name. It is entirely different in atmosphere and surroundings from any of the other productions offered by the Jes- se L. Lasky Feature Play Co. With Marguerite Clark in the lltle role of a lost princess it very acme of romanticlsm. Counn-. au- diencez are bound to acclaim with joy the “absolute difference” of this !lln- Besides this Paramount feature, The Broken Coin and the amount Travel serles will be shown today, For, Friday and Satupday the spec feature will be “Rule G tartling railroad dram: d'pifling some of the wildest scenes, and in which real rallroad men have heen engaged to take many of the prom- inent parts, in order to make the play the more realistic. Kathlcen Eme: son has tho leading feminine part in the production. ramount pictures are recognized throughout the whole country as, be- ing entirely beiter than any other(pio- tures produced and tho Paramount Corporation |l helnt highly compli- ented for asin such talented % to handle the leadin voles. COLONIAL THEATRE, With Bridues. o:a"' It rea th MI \son (‘:\“ ll o 7 "“'?A‘Yl s from U Rex B turing A\l.\ul\n‘ !:wmmu and M;\nl 'l‘r\llmlo. ¥y wi how & swindler was fares & better life by the girl he rategist, ! h ;m R mfn“".'t:fi“"“' ane | B oten stunts mg tomorrow, The Cly n Clreumstance, & two part We have & new sho m:u ‘“ the :u‘ ut\\lrx ..':"':n The a Lubin & Velma Wm\m and Hu:-“vma\ o \h. NL “\w mm \ 4§ 88" Friey k& L “‘PF‘ .éqn':\'hn the Fwir roun 1\ ng Makl Mlh na\:lm l‘ i 3: . hfifl“\mv\ mnll:‘avé“%‘ Nl will _net “ n-m\m vm l! m\nust. l‘a iy R due care at N he ey lfl\\fl AP by Fe “‘ n\uwut & ‘nh Ec{ «mmms ¥ w‘“ tat v S| I T, ML and oriiiam Morissey from New York were guests Bu; of Mr, mflfl, Donnll Sullivan M the Scotl Mr. ana, Mn Wluun B MasLan rmed Ti ton after vi &,umo. Mr, and rs. ¥, L. All 'own. street. i Mrs, Amos Willlams and of t! ¢ her home on Otrobando avenue, and Ellen McGarry of Town street L‘t Tuesday visit in Putnam and will apend a Yew days in New. York before returning home. ontertained recently at the ) e and Mirs. Charies Beebo in Uncas- ville. Miss Holloway of Hazard- vm. in town Wednesday for ys' visit with Miss Marion L. m.na.u at her home on West Town On_their way '-0 spend two weeks at 'nn Moors, N. ¥. Mrs. Emily Beckwith and son Arthur, of South Canterbury visited friends up town a day or two. Mrs. Henry Palmer and daughter, Miss Dorothy Palmer, of Westerly, are spending part of the week with Mrs. Pelmer's niece, Mrs. Christi>n Hansen of the Plain Hill road. Waterbury.~Miss Dwyer, an in- stryctor in dancing at the different vh!rmund- in tha city, visited at park Monday afternoon to et AEy enildven For ‘thels part in the feld day at Hamden park .pre- ceding the track meet on Labor day risk, provided notice is given the secretary. All persons entering cattle or horses for premiums - are requested to turn out in the grand cavaicade whea call- ed upon by the superintendent. For the convenience of the ladies ana children & vest room adjolning the exhibition bullding has been assigmed. Tn mutm%l will not tolerate abhcthu e slde shows or tamhlllll of chapce. No tllawod lo be sold on the The fair grounds' Sonsatn about 20 acres, with ample bulld for all cxhlhm:m Ppurposes. 'r Tan atand ia N mmWe\l- it wlll scat over 3 persons, and comman kX < ".d “““b:': - elghth of 4rounds are about an a mile fram Kingaton -l-‘uown.‘! eauti- fully locats ‘l' grad- ymrfiww nflu\wthm mtl- Ry M‘hh‘ iu In an\ talr of m“fl. ety A vk any N'w M O m baw -w}c en{ lw'.‘l':‘ ml. R and iYe & ¥ W\ & real m« -v- B¢ \whu 14, s st aside tember 15,Grange A ational m‘fiu\m\ vfi Mr \t. Qovernors toR R Beek: M\n\l\l mEven County ARG lh\nm 10 m N e mfi rfll \ %fiy m"flm{mn trotuts Mith cursion nhl Litohfield—Mrs. Harriet s celebrated her ninety-sixth birthday “Tuesday. = . Bethiehem —Bethlehem was placed on the map 'yesterday. The cvent marked the dedication of the ld~Lester Curtis Iy six and e half feet. Hortford —Charies Hopkine Clark, oalm- of “The Cvun.n(g"m o this L‘ marnl at the New :nfllnd Bapt! pospital at Roxbury, i Irayion " Gun. Ciub _decided, ' the tie vnmn e8] ma : the winning of the prize by who made 15 out of & MM‘ 1l I‘thy — John M. siiaaiosey County Factn bureau, 18 now réeady to meet farmers ana - oiners. who 3 problams of farm and country Ufe. A M M'C. Qlu Uod.” Woodmen, | S iy Sy 3 . o -nmnl they journed New lrl( ine=Mps, William ¥, oaks of u euy has been nemed he national committes Section of the Ni of the United States to bell. Br & member of B Te Woman's League ise the [ o S1aZ, Hubben Jleopric N, G it el u'n' the c»uumuz u WIY rom & ood mp to the Pacific coast, Hartford, — MI»( war (M'd B‘ YI ?"x'fi % co- Vose & Son's mahos. A &“zm ';-‘7 s‘flgg.hwm?hut- A it )r“- Plaut-Cadden s larwwn. F oA fve on a Mrl = ;;.‘x.‘ .:A;,;':::g.,': R ;{?"GH. f'f'".?m T q '1":‘ ._._& ~ '__.___ i SO 2 C‘Mc’& 'flu”fl M”'{A.W"-" iy Tearn, winging " ok & LOST AND FOUND Dark _brindle AP o R LECAL MOTICE %, blu ) dudge, ”n:u anigte of | o l] l "’::' Kl K mum & T esints 1n H wo " of the nu mn fl e Aucm" He suceeeds t ltounnon. Torrington, = The Connecticwt Lit- orary Ingtitation Boys' Football camp ‘Al open at Lake Congamend next nday for a week’s training under of the new lormerly ' coac) belfback for the Torrington town | d¢ loolb-ll eleven. H-dd.m—v!uuruy m Ar- thur M. Clark, hiEvea “carcying ' hundsoms bal girl baby on his arm, the first receiv- ed here by parcel post. The baby in question was a_ doll measuring two feet and six inches and was to be de. livered to a party in Terryville, aybrook—Miss Emma L. Scudder of Danbury takes the place of Miss E. Burdelle Bailey, and Miss Elizs- beth M. Wiseman of Naugatuck takes the place of Mrs. Altwine the coming term at the Saybrook High schodl Miss Scudder is a graduate of Dan- bury Normal school and Miss Wise- man of New Britain Normal school. he iate Judge Jobn Waterbury.—News has been recelv- e3 from Twin Lakes of the engage- ment of Thomas Francis Burpee, son of Judge Lucien F. Burpee of thll city and Miss Edifi A. Roberts, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George I. Roberts of New Rochelle. The mar- riage will take place in September at the country home of the bride's fam- ily at Twin Lakes. 2 Naugatuck—Sister Margaret Mary, who has been mother superior at the local convent of the Sisters of Mercy for the past six years, and for. ten Yoara peeviaus fo that- ioated “herw, has received word that she has bee: transterred to the convent of the’ Sta- ters of Mercy at Greenwich, and she will leave for her new fleld of work some time during the presemt. week. Middletown.~The of _Lou Parkinon, of Brookiva M. . old, Who ‘was drowned 'near Rich's lsland. Sunday. has been for- ed for burial, M ly had Camp Be o went ln bnmn; t and sank’ the mox ment he went into the wate: The d | body was not recovered for two hours. Lot Gearge Dq it. uln the matter ot | nun;; oose's exi lon objections so far have lotting George W. Apaconda Standard. the Bulj Imself ng Por!uu d.o"‘u.__ | FARREL & SANDERaON, e \‘:‘f"‘“ “’I.OQ-.NG- R RN e s MNM today, ome por un"fl'mu g Beoning Turn maks o l?l,' Ifl ‘h I creditors of sald dee neraby notied Wi present thel i oty U, & I3 A fjmited"in " e Sbové and toremcing oF: . C GRANT SAVAOR. - NOTICE against the Town of Norwich are requested to present them before September 1st, 1915. | i Albert W. Lillibridge, F'mtSelechpnnw THE DEL -HOFF Plan Rates 75 cents per day and up HAYES BROTHERS. Telephone 1227. 26-28 Broadway STETSON & YOUNG, Carpenters and Builders ork and materials at right VEST MAIN ST. “ on’Diamonds, Wa! d Securities of west Rates of . ulmma frm_ & ‘- &b ‘l-m 00, DRS. L. F, and A. J. LaPIERRE 207 Main St FRACTI.I LIHITID TO ‘”.h, ‘.u\xo American House Props, Special Rates to Theatre Troupes, Traveling Men, Bte, Livery Connection, Shetusket Streey MISS M. C. ADLES Faln, Face and Sealp Specialist, Miss AQjes has returned from New Work with the new Fall 'HU\Q\ matural, wavy and lght as ‘le “"l\\ Mh“m . Telephoue 9534 FEREFE o " | Bean Hill same. lu-ra. 665 “Wasni s.—p-n-r young 1ady, desires p rlvb-r or Bookk . .mfl, care fi'fl"l:fi:" uuo uxu 5., ll. [ e T !D ug ‘vl ers. e, E I Ll G Interest .E’ a A nv tment “Bav¥ '7(. Nl fi)flll 500,000.00. nny. .volm. .% ‘T % inneapolis, n, i vu NTED—8ix-room enement all modeérn convenlénces; electr! and steam heat; small !lnllf ceer twenty minu oo waik, (rot oadwa o loe-ual Il‘ forwion Bu tin. fiinols. nformation anlproY on e Gnowrim Box ¥o, 94, Augiod NTBO~Jissty W with 80 of path: W.% T & sipern ?'i'ln‘nr hmmu" an, h'u WT—W‘J A G 3 h’?’.'“' ok 'l-' UT it ”ill fin i ..,'. ..“35. Al 41, vl ""';“&.."’ i “SANTED= Vs TiRg, B0 00 ...,f 800, 5% Frospeci BL, Oy, 90', LS | Wanted--Spinners Apply At SAXTON WOOLEN CORP, WANTED from 35 to 8 bei ght, vM Slnger, oars of age ) o fr Call _evenings Gom 2 No. 45 Main street Nqw London County Fair. -4 FOR SALE FOR snege small farm of mile from villa . . New 10-room two tenements. gteam heat Acetylene % ew barn out 50 trees. Must Address ICK, Insurance. be sold immediately. AC. Reat Eatate an Jasen Qi Conn. auj ThuSatM VERY CHOICE RESIDENCE FOR SALE Picturesaue 1{-room, houss, modera Jarge s and under careful cultivation. gro froniage of about 130 fest ‘nd opth oF about 375 feet and ealth of beautiful * cated in Deat residence orwich. A prop- erty: thi boen gTeatly admired and ROt previously advertised for sale. ~'Archa W. Coit 63 Broadway, Telephome 1334 ( . FARMS FOR SALE of all descriptions and prices. Have sold a large number but plenty of good bargaina left. s WM. F. HILL, Real Estate and Inasurance 298 THAMES STREET ‘Two Tenement Hoyse with § roomas each In excellent condition and on trolley lne with 3 acres of good Ullable land, barn and henhouses. Good opportunity for some one (wishing to keep cow and do a poul- try businesa:or market gardening. FRANCIA D, DONOHUE, Gentral Building Norwioh, Gonn. .__ FOR THE NIW IOVNYON WNOAI.OW lu\! .s'.#'lll the FOR SALE FOR SALE—Cyclopidia of hfl ?vommu Qeneral 7 pumps, én| M.' lu ll“, lll: ofi, marine Tocomotive ngines nesling !l' ting yenciisting, compressed dynainos, slesirio lighting Yl"‘d l ¥ nd_Wirie, G 0 T 0 6, 3, ”u- Conn, 'fmufl' C iy 'overiand s .:‘i.) W‘d | ¥ & house 35 A o lo eotate o h"v .z:*' i i ”Jm o unenols :,',«;. s, Vol Sy ”_7'":,;4,#:"',;;3;'”"&5,.}:3‘, ‘v’“l "Sg’”‘ W w.'.g;,,lwr.r." m " fi"v Jeweit City ini?r wle. O, A phone Leban .wmfl‘ FOR _SALE—One (hres sprin, Riiea ‘with blake, pote | O 3 E—Thoroul F Beoten P X¥oia ang g9, Sable and wh : oodmnnses, Imu:u '1'?» AR ivery s, ALE—Billard raok, ate” o o b G "";..'.v.., it ¥ ea.." » Wilimantie. o e AT T Indian metoreyci o car; tires, “tully eqlllp.d lhrou( No. 1 Giciom. D Wl sell Sire en.p Wilte or eall to Les- Al.l—Horul. curl. used in_ the livery consist of both work horses hack lol ul.n——wooa-zwlu outfit: 1 h B Alomo gasolene engine. compiste nn in Perfect running order. Addres Armstrong,. Bouth Coventry, Soane aug21d. FOR SAyE—Cowa for sale. Another carlaad will arrive soon. F. W. Hoxle TFOR SALE—1s-infriction - Kul)e)‘fl. all in good at 'as bafgaln. W. Killingly, - Comn., ‘Phone. FOR SALE—Todd check perforat only used one momth. 111 Rrice right W. E. Labelle. Kfluul FOR “SALE—Good “now ‘milen” caw. or. Boaran Center. Tele- _____.’_——,__ FOR SALE—1910 Cadillac four nger car (i ood condition. F. < _v1 Chestau MORSE ¥Oi sAw— good_driver, for lad Bentisman: -uun- about e " Fadpndne 200013 y15d STOCKED poultry farm, l\i miles out near village, fine T-room cof nice shade, good barn. nine wunn uses, 0 Frult, wood, nice stream. Half tamous flw‘ ._,g%::mwr.mu Nlu OIIONOCMQWYAUWI” Gage 5 aeves loy Ocenn and Salt flm sown Wlolu U 'OR RENT IQWYE WI AN ’: ik Agont, TO RENT ot oot 4 Sow it [ i e iS00 to 1000 Bond eos Dokl FRANK W, COY, WATCH HILL BUSINESS ":Z-:"l'.':'r....”-F" ..Z‘E', 2 i aBout for Located on the water side; sandy beach, -ox'? [{ board Frise 1t taxsn_this mgnth s 1a7G Farms. 400—prices from 3375 Send for c-ul'-' WILLIAM A, WILCOX. Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St.. Reénis 1 and 3. Westerly, R. L Ch of 10 Tr0080. FOR SALE chasing A mew' seven room cottage inthisves who had boarded a trolley ca? Greeneville in-a good location. Inquire about it E. A. PRENTICE , 86 Cliff Street tubs, large I6t, in fing location. PRICE’ $3,300 117 Main Strest, Norwich 'N one of r" ohall by our Wwill be “heip then shall never nlmn‘ i Tato, ‘whose our hands has ,% oftersd, Until then we n:&'n Hastings Nottage, in the onrietian HUMOR OF THE DAY t you must weep our en o i pecret om. 4] Wot my most o< dotons cradiiors, Gebtost.. — Bowion Trandeript WI. ¥ i v some books for '1 want "o % thermometer 16 read” t:m Jerarnal rm borrow money 16 b M e fs & gher Rnancier, He ‘- 47 "N'W - " of_the 4‘1! when they .u'mnw" exslgimned he 8 » Py oA g iy e Wi &:, w; W'n\l{mnm e am 8o glad Lo haar your 18 SROWIRE 8 TNH WA o Wil yas, pir, . thanks h hat P tor! Why, ‘e Yon's my "lo ‘privers no more of & At w'kfw i FROW. W‘I:‘l Sasped an he he Crime. ow Lhrough fl- -uu . more -'t- - of l':‘l" both sidesl” -vl'NMl’iDMO you know that Blinks hes nature bew' ..mq, "‘ m‘—rnuwnvmn hdvv THE KALEIDOSCOPE now 'German machine - wrench hl: a pivoted: jaw which permits it to grasp fve of the six sides of & hex- agenal nut at of isconsin farmer _expects -A‘l.;l'm $5,000 and $10.000 lrom half an acre of, ginsens. The dried root, sells for §% pound. e ‘average number of telephone Ty “aaily In e city of Chicago is During the recent itml lLflk. this was increased to 3% Calle a day. A New York detectiv two slipped d_was saved under lh‘:m trucks by ome of the men he followed. - Did he arrest them? He 'did. : livar, Miss., man asks a pen< fl:n ?:, service in e Mexicar war. He adds hopefully the infamnation that be fought-with the British troops against Andrew Jackson in 1815. He admits “being 120 vears: old. ness of wolda r§iitold o the Soo line the oth- er.day. a trifie miles that Mr. Hoaholt had Mked " e - m‘AA\'ouud among_his other ‘proper- an ofl which is especially and :a Seuth * A refinery is making wp-nuou to produce it on a lhm u;eeue derived from 18 stronger than