Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 18, 1915, Page 14

‘Providence 0] Seats on sale today at 10 a. m. COLONIAL THEATRE. Priest’s Story Frees Girl on Trial for Her, Life. g—hfl:fidam i is the No. 1 at s tie No. 1 campany playiug ; The massive Broadway Star feature s y T sepisd. At 3 o S - |proauction at the Colonial theatre to- G ; —‘——————m_—lW grug store in the city, g “ne"“,n"'n, o e M S " e ten: Babianent position; sal- i be opened | o priest's confession saved a girl's life. 72 RR O s W e RS S R The sty le'sk ToinE. Malvini, brok- : : % Y. mepida < n-hearted over the elopemen 4 ;v\lnc. ‘wife, :Bnl'fl to. ‘monastery. e lenced girl for After 20 years he returns to find his general hiousework; no washing. A t 3 WANTS T ey T | daughter, Valeria, accused of killing 3 Broad &a 4 care, and on. she was 3 Beile, Molll. Jane. - - Babette, gt s I By far tot— the man with whom his wife eloped. . 4 4 m".:'!.}',‘,z—" e e Alrubal < - s, that_would marry me I Mario, the girl's lover, had shot the o 4 You can buy the Willam G. Tarbox rs’ Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. OB RAL S Deeihle . > Ones that 1 would—would man in self defense.and the victim’ ; Co House, 338 Grove street with |_sepisd lot, “extenaing back to y. at ¥ 2 3 N A s a0 e S its did garden of fruit trees.| WANTED Good ST3ed ensllage cull | Samabie: dwaer must seil) 3 B B.. 5% : R o et B (it s S e Rare chance. ter and carrier or blower. Charles E.|York St. New Haven, Conn. sepisd FOR RENT —The house K woulfLfake your caavice. an e €A prenTice, LRl e o I R e . tth Phe ¥ing and. explatns everything. , Phone 300 86 Cliff Street| WANTED—Position as nu £on- [ mas, Wite Wandoties, White lonces steam hest la W BT e ehoners 15 & masner ik e reionned Al Baaris pasdon: ¥ ral housework. ~Address Mra. Buko. | Black Polish, ‘Pekin, 1zaac’ s Jonce insarance and R B asipns o7 Musks et neronsky. 98 Peck St. Muscovey. ducks, Embden geese, Pearl: (st Agent, Ric 16 And is bbred by the worship of Lo ¢d. The priest then unites them, in “WANTHD — Refinsdmaiddle - agedtind Whie guineds; prize winmers at thie VAT S0 this is My plea, ah, be gentie wit Pt s poc gy Ste -1 e e FOR SALE o o e o o, 360 Biffhe Bl iy o % 0 i . tevers o o0 o £ Ag'l“ Aby g T PEPPERMINT=IN RED WRAPPER w and rd. Mystic Oral School. - - ire 6 But the girls that would marry me I This stupendons production are Jufia| ~ CINNAMON -IN.BLUE WRAPPER he ary: desirable Propacty 107 Mo | MTENE Qonnt el . - Seplfd " B for sale: thess yescy ol omieh Wolla mgt marrs, Swayne Gordon. Leo Delaney, Rogers Kinjey Ave. For full particulars in | AGENTS wanted to handle proposi- |20 duarts. Jam 2 Lytton, Rose Tapley, Zena Keefe, 3 auire of 5 B e N Toteit Tor ight houd And_the omes that I would—would tion which at sight; needed in| HORSE for sale: color black, = . 2 . . original packages Nicholas Dt d may others and JOHN A. MORAN, every homs nd today for particu-|years, welght 1100 lbs., dll’hcx. .K.l‘gzfl‘hgzlqlllrl 8. G. Con on"!pzuldle in the New York John Lee will have o gy e B Beal -Watate -and - lars. Crescéut Specialty Co. Box 569, |auto. no further use for same: e 2 ion of God. Evening, The | ®5gp:g"""® Prankiin Squnre. | Biameport, Cona. 3y38 | 3250° will sacrifice. H. C. Murra: TO WENT—The very desirable tene- GOVERNMENT positions are easy to| \iiimantic. Conn. seplidaw | ment 160 spect St. Jobn E. Fan- sold. Lo MeAnin the settings are as usual the object of ide veatiouled ehtrance makes |STEet comment and admiration. Pl s e e e, lnwit- | The Blograph cast including Harry : o tud windotvs that ave pan- | Carey. Clairo McDowell and others 55, 2 et. My free booklet BY63S tells how.| LICE — They cannot live om a bird | iR D R Y S oy . race Memorial . Baptist church, rits today—mow.- Earl = Hopkins, | treated with Konemah Lice 3 NT—The beat.offices in this|T0er*'s a big black cat comes over our “lfea, of the Kowamee (Vpe. making |bresents today, Her Convert, a very R O e o iwti) Teench | MATT A. TINKER.......... Auctioneer | Wishington, D. C. sepTWS | send S0e A irY & Dottier postabe PAI. | cliy for doctor pr awvers 410 BTl oo o ey duy a y background for display of | Femarkable story of a voung mission |, poth morning and evening services. WANTED—Neal _appearing youns | lyone s Naceich o oros A2 raras | Bangd gooms- J. B. Lucas. Contral| He settles himself in our back yard e B e e Toteer ropione 0% | Sunday school at noon. Al’crlo“ man to work on farm and peddie milk; | e St Nonwich. Ct INTTETNS | Sutiding. = Az If he intended 1o stay. Mh‘m"""fl"h’; o ke B recognize the fellow. The father, an must be good teamster and milker; also |+ FOR SALED — Building lot, 5 feet| TO RENT_Furnished rooms. 31.80 an n with & metal - z Ta reg: hurch, . front part of Emerson Turner property, | up, electric light, bath, hot and cold | e watches there for the sparrows t. °p and s finished with @ metal|inventor, bas lost several valuable |\ At Taftvile Congregationtl sburehi| op account of tl-neaith, 1 win sen|iclmperate; one who undersiands alll fool,Ruy Sfacat residential sectiom 1 | water. thres minutes from the City come - ! e e g e D s | plans, and the reformed crook decides | HOIHINS Sermpn, ubon Begnning AOQla: pubiic auction at my farm on the | Kinds of ork; steady work for | Norwich. ‘Amos A Browning. . sepdd | Lunch. Tel 139. Chamberitn House,| To drink from our littie pool— £ to regain them for ithe father, and e north end of Salem street, e right man. Inquire of Mrs. Flora be compounded under the |10 resain them for the father topic, A New Creature in Christ. Rally g system. The prescription reby “esf imself. e pa- Bl FOR SALE—11 T tory honse | 55 Church St e b i e e T . on, Moss Farm, Westerly, R. room two-sto th water all sparkiing and coo T | pers are secreted in & bis safe in a |92Y Sunday. Sept. 26th. A e o . Y ters adjoin the soda fountain an o i : T with basement and ell; also barn; o TO RENT—Upper X - foom: sas, I e 10 a. m., ori i SERRCRIIN S TR AT R chara 30 ubple Trcest ¥ Heres Tand. il | vath hot ang cold witer 1l Eip SC|ovur Laddle. the dopwie. watches, too com] or's office, an S T ere the followi: described s osition by married | cultiva ua n Versuilles, 3 3 ullel nd_out of the door = ork room ls at the rear of the | ot®the crook's criminal experience | p At the Trinity Episcopal church | LS foUs i ootitting. of 2 cons, | experRcsd n Slotning and | minuies atk.fo-mill: 13 o car-line: | 3730 e e e e B i b7 S um. | results in gaining the valued papers. St B O ok | Yearling Holsteln, bull. 4 heifers and 2 |advertising: o will take anything of-| price $1706. Write X. Y. care Bull Ty T Y . Yy the showcase for perfum- |/l Ry 8 o0 Fring drai Broneho | communion will o ; v calves, mostly Holsteins, 1 shoat, 2|{ering good future; good appearance,| tin Co. sepl18Tu’ ning. it Broadway. febisd Over the back fence hies. e L ¢ tne | Billy and Mary Piekford are also | Ly, mOrning praver and sermon. Even- | horses, one § vears old,”the other 13|will spoken and 3 good sulesman. It B e E e corner in the rear of e Ad-| = Y 2x13, ing service will be omitted. ears old, both general purposs horses,|dress Box 19, a FOR SALE—Frame hosehouse, 12x’ VU blie telephone booth to be found At Norwich Town Methodist Episco- | harness with collars, r heavy team ey L 2100 yales g 3 - AT THE AUDITORIUM. harness, a lot of horse blankets,” 1 new > e G I . | notr, Westel Fire Department. B o 5 o> ans e petiut mmod: B et B Phieance. Motaing | fiick seat road wagon,’ ‘1 two-norse | B0 ety e e & BT 8 G0 5 PSS ng and bounding you mever team wagon, nearly new, 1 new dum; nchester. G sepl7d e t“'nunl R Yy icines and a fine display of writing P ol e oot gyt i gubject, God's ' Vineyard. = Epworth |eart’ I Hallock wesder. 1 disc harrow, | WANTED _Woolen weavers, LEOR SXLE — Thorougabred white < Just grine at me The floor is the Swiss Man- . 1S | league meeting before evening service, [1 plow, 1 cultivator, 1 corn sheiler, 1|ioom: one-loom wWork: sood pa: . ghorn_pullets. . Wilson, W —Eléanore Nico . A feature of | Resurrection, taken from Tolstoi's —_— grain cradle, 1 two-horse sled. 1 grind- | work. Admore Woolen Sills C ' | mantic. R. F. D. No. 3. Tel 528- —_— the stock is the fine display of photo- | Resurrection, with Betty Nansen, Ed-| ,; Mt Calvary Baptist church, |stone. wagon Jacks, shoveis, —hoes.| sepiid rd Wi v Wi v - e Al U t of seven rooms and bath; 1 Suppiies and comeras, Oraers | ward Jose and Willlam J. Kelly will| 8l 0" morning and. evening by |(OTK, chains, crowbars. scyihts, saws | —=b Coe o | PO S ATE Thres Borses. 2K DahaY | 135 e i i ch g HUMOR OF THE DAY e einting Diorures | De shown. The scene of the play is | Rerching Mornne 2nd, vERLRE WY |and ox yokes, 1" elght-can Cooley plain cook. _Apply | and enlargements will be taken. laid in gay Petrograd and across the |noor” Bib i S ST P B e H - 5 ¥ | mornings between 10 and 13 to Mre; W, | c3rts, harnesses. Wm. T. Quinn, Fhone JAMES L. CASE, B T entarorising. young men | drear Siberian wastes, and the story [1°%F Bible and Literary programme | ot mowed about of K. Tingley, 7 Broad St. sepléd 37 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. Bill—You say he takes his pleasures % = = = = — sadly” have shown much good taste in the | IS one of true life full of surprising lr’"ufl“fir‘rf&:"wn' T T patent hices aie & nunnity of | | JVANTED_A man to operate Johh- e oo voty Soaamh L paTt T Y& * when . he . pite A fhe equipment of their new place of bus- | incidents. The three people Who have | ™ S — household goods and other articles too | 308 FOUN Biste wases and how seom | HICE SgRLigion APPLY ep15d “movies” he takes his wife—Yonkers iness and expect to merit patronage by | the leading roles are exceptionally | 4¢ the McKinley avenue A. M. E.|Rumerous to mention. Terms strictly |Roaas Siver Co. Tne. Norfolk: Va ' | —FoR SATE 5T Fc i Statesman. ‘the quality of the £oods and their ser- | Clever artists and are well cast in this|ion church. Rev. E. George Biddle, | 4Sh- If stormy. next fair day sepisa LIRS e Rl g e fy husband is so literary!™ ex- sy £ particular photoplay in which there [ 5D “J0cior morning sermon subject, CHARLES S. RAY, — v e g s A T e+ gl g e 3 - — FAE i Ll are 1,000 people in some of the scenes. | 1: T, BRSO STTA M CROTON SURIEH] sep1sa Satem. Coan. | MAID wanted for general housework | 00, Frak C. Rice, e e s " Other photoplays on today's bill are . serv 2 b3 Y B - Desirabie tenement of eleven rooms| .yt ° . 2 E Sta P . i ing | hind, featuring Sidney Avers and Lady : oo i Donreual & e - Tel. 635~ s brc o quotations.” —Buff rtling “Morai Flay” is Coming| p ey and Detective Duck, & funn¥ | A¢ the Ceniral Baptist church the| THURSDAY, SEPT. 234, 1015, S . FOR SALE—One new Hocking Valley | 37 Shetucket St., ~ Norwich. Comn. | Express. Hare. Powers comedy, pastor, Rev. J. B. . Sloéum, ' D.. D. at 10 olelock a. m. ANTED—Married man would like|ensilage cutter and blower. complete, ' The most widely criticized play of its| (O next Monday and Tuesday a sition on a farm; good references. V. i preaches morning and evening. Morn- |at the Beebe homestead, Leffingwell, PETRB. e i gt sepied |12 g’;fi:cf:"’fi',',‘,:ni’:f‘“ R type—that is the distinction of The|Stong five reel Paramount feature|ing subject, Vacation and Vocation.|Conn.. on the Salem turnpike 4 gailch = 3 ess of Virtue, the Engiish moral | Lot sbacs, Lt eff. the | Evening subject, The King Madge—So you feel better since you gave up dancing and devojed your- 2 T self to Red Cross work? hway. | SOws. 1 good arm horse. (8 veardold), DN D saAmber 1o, Saw With ROr-| “FOM SALE Carload of good cows, 0 Rm B g g M r By y st he 1 |1 democrat wagon, 1 runabout, 1 rub- ! o A 0 d . E my name n _the p e BV abich bas besn produced i s e N el a0, uns | Bible achonl st woom' B P. U.|peritived carriage. 1 farm wagon, 1|Norwich Bulletin sep16d Frankiin. Teiephone Lebanon £ Essanay in six parts and will be Sept. 18. Jumes H. Hyde, me i m before gervi times.—London Opinion. eeting before evening Service. sleigh. harness, blankets, 2 new large ¥ 3 13, here in town on several different oc- e T ? ) vére IF THE YOUNG LADY who sat in| _Sepl3d shown at the Davis theatre on Mon- | casions, ‘will appear in’ Preity Mrs. size Montana robes, several wire chicken the honeymoon was over? Bluebeard—You see, I'd promised ; 2 .| Young Author (who . . the n lap a ded Fine residence, ten rooms and bath; & ot Vory eat ohotopiay partic | ; At the First Baptist church, George |runs. grain boxes. 1 corn sheller. 1 hay Sachim Bt Tast g il Re santne o o A s, §223] 346 per moamn famous)—I believe l‘., Ereat piay teaches the stupidity of | S/ith a very neat photoplay partic- | yienry Strouse pastor..speciai rally day |cuttér, some tools. 30-gallon off tank |same car tomorrow night, the younk | (% 9B 3" pinae to el JAMES L. CASE. vacation better if virtues which lead to vice. It con- * | service. Morning theme, A Ringing | ¥ J“flgv S T Voo ne|man will be in the same seat with some 3 ¥ 37 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conm. | nito. Vinces that the greatest danger the|Other pictures will also be shown. |Challenge. Sunday school at noon. |gROWEd Sath § SO0G o&™1 Hesk, sthven | Gomwed Corner cigars from =Fagan's| FOR SSLE—12 h. p. horizontal en- Friend—Good idea. Travel under Joune girl can e ublected to SToWE| COUNTY'S OLD HOME DAY. Speclal programme of muslo, and | HeVeid ‘Whbrma” sk sl praliver| iepre 100 " 20 rothetiogopied | &7 ety dhubiestasm puims sits S four nom de plume. — New York out of her ignorance regarding certain e 2 L e A T B S 30 | raln or shine. Sepaen - ;" wipdmill, 60 ft v 60 gal. = problems of the maturing body. And |windham County Fair at Brooklyn | Service theme, The Man of Des- WANTED—Burlers on woolens; 8064 | tank. Tep fo tower: g < Ailways Sesi P or Thackeray's this ignorance is laid on the head of 4 . Y0 | tiny. JESCSFRETRIN < -+ Auctioneer | pay and steady work. Apply at omce.|proved. belt scarfer, 15~ Dennis novels two or three times. e iyl great duty it is to| Next Week Will Be the Biggest and ety SN AUCTION, Admore Woolen Mills Co.,”Yantic. Tip machine, ¢ Inch; power or hand ; L e e . that way. open her eyes. Effie, the girl who por- | Best in Its History, At the First Congregational church,| We will sell_at public auction Wed- wringer. 3"x22" ' roils: three-burner| Two modern apartments, No. 187|..i e compller Of best <eilers trays ignorance, is played by Edna Norwich Town, Rev. William M. Zum- | nesdny. Sept. 22. mt 10 o'clock, at our | WANTED _Room and board in pri- | Perfection oil stove with oven: refrig- | Laurel FIill Ave. Also have other niee |l 8 “CUPRSE SIS <0 T Mave. ‘Bryant Washburs lays oppo-| One of the buslest.men to be found | bro, of Ingia, will speak at the morn. | home in jewett City, Conn.. household | vate family by married couple. Audress | erator. F. A. Jacobs, Danielson, Coun. | rents. For full particulars inquire of | (RS Tme ¥O8 Faish bne of ms Site her a8 Atchle, the ministers pro- |in this section these days is Joseph B, |ing service. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6.80. At|8oods. furniture, aniiques, ‘ete. all in|C D. care Bulletin. sepidd | _sepiod JOMN A. MORAN, xer, | A7ty."—Loutsville Courier-Jourr tege and protector of Effle. Stetson, secretary of the Windham |evening service address by Waliace I |Eo°80i3" o the higheat Didder. “Baie| THOUSANDS government jobs Open| FOR SALE—Drug stock and fixtures: | Real Estate and tavestmemt Broker,| ™0 TV S P € VT L 5 Here is the story of the play: County Agricultural society. Mr, Stet- | Woodin. secretary of Connecticut Sun-|rain or shine. Terms cash. to men and women; $75 month; rapid | store established over 40 1’(.“ 'M" sep Franklin o F- ¥ . & The Hon. Archibald Graham is ex- |son says there has been considerable |day School association. topic, The MRS LAWRENCE pATON, |Piomption; write immediately for It ;:;‘;‘;;Worwg'm:‘(‘ b iy O Tt B N ocatent ~ : pelled from college, and his indignant | talk about a certain fair in a neighbor- | Church’s Responsibility For the Train- MRS, W. D. BROWN. ter, N, X. y - ST, epld | Central Village. Conn. sepid FOR RENT “You ran oter some one with your 7 ther sends sh | ing county claiming to be the only cat- | ing of the Young. S » ou y i {iliage 1o study nder ‘the Hev. Hatey |tle show In tne siiie. “hey were en- | : o T—— and Sone, Stehy work W eer SIS | senkur car in gbod. sndidion. torss ana Offices in new Thayer |““No maam. 1 fell over a chair and &= R s Ny s aich an e | He Txusia il go mow. LOST AND FOUND Shic T, & = Holers, vl Chiestnut street. S Rreaihe. “Sviraen. Fire- | waked wp the owner of the house’— 3 3 - 5 4 . ne should nev s; b Y T e T S v service. jani- : léss ‘and dissipated. All this, s changed | not. claim o have the only cattle show | shomid aiways be . sure - Michisan | GABE 13 my plece, a helfer about 11| L WANTED Antique furniture and old | STOCKED poultry farm, 33 miles out | Proof, best of slevator service. jani- | Housion Post J > under the tutelage of the mlinister and |in the state, but we do claim to have | Gargoyle Ry 1oy RN S Relfer: suout uiver: good prices pald. A Bruckner. | near Village. fine 1-room coiage, nice | 0% The Interviewer—Why did you as- % he enters into the spirit of his studies | the largest and best.” 2 roving property and paying damages. [ 23 Frankiin St. Tel 717-3. 26d ' | shade, good barn, nine pouitry houses,| Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL. Agent, | sassinate all your wives as socn ae > with zeal. The annual fair and exhibition of the TSultan, Colebester, Conn.® sepifd THE PLYMOUTH, 13 Laurel Hill Ave, | 30 acres. Frult, wood, nice stream. Half | Room 108 4 Effie Pemberton is a young girl of |association will be held at Brooklyn The best place in Norwich for .%n" acre potatoes, other crops, 550 famous 17. She has never been told of the |next week Tuesday, Wednesday and s e ——————————— | and summer boarding: situated high.|Tom Baron strain White Leghomns, fundamental principles of life and has | Thursday. and all indications point to = rlooking the water: aiso automobile | horse, 1s, $2.200, ron TO REN to love each one as long as she lived LEGAL NOTICES o Fie b b mobile | hoy wagons, tools, etc., $2,200, . l and no malter what other sins I've been brought up in absolute innocence | cne of the biggest if not the very big- - e e o e e b sonable terms.’ Tryon's Agency, WIlll-| N AUG—Tea-toom cot. | Cmmitted. Dinever disappoint a lady and ignorance of the sex problems. |gest fair that this association has ever FOR THE HANDS NOTICE TO CREDITORS. vz 2 2 - She and Archie become fast friends. |held. There will be the usual large —Philadelphia Bulletin. g z AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD | of aii kinde; puy 8600 price. k. Giass Gymu — w0 notenaas | I8€ 3 acren I 10O Sewer nad ‘Winstanley, a friend of Archie's, |exhibit of grains and vegetables and The Only Dirt Remover ic & e 3 - - g Bridget—The new neighbors want to at Norwich, within and for the District ‘Colcnester, Conn. ., Tsgular business sive) \‘,k*“eu‘fiz‘.‘:&efi;’f“‘ifl"‘_’d"‘{'fi'e‘;’;’: cut ToNr AT wnm."nnd they' sent comes to the village to visit him. He [the display of fruit will undoubtedly : z of Norwich, on the 17th day of Septem- lopes. meatly printed. ior 31.30; 88y | Vg - . 50, | over to ask the loan of your lawn- i Which Contains each 33.00. Send lor sampi plumbing and heat. Rental 3350, r 3 is 2 snallowopated youth ~with nosurpass all former exhibitions, LN TR S N Tor any, DrnLIRE Sou 676 Ih ned | Delors 500 10 64000, Sand for bootiet, | mower. 3 5 5 moral principles. le meets Mary Ann, e ex] it of e arts an lancy - E LSO LING, L. The Bulletin Compauy, Norwich, AN} v Mistress—Len: them our wn- o beastiful i, the Gsaghter of s |needlework 1n ine ladics depariment || NO Lye, Sand or Pumice state of Lemyel & Manning, late of Conn. | FRANK W. COY. “esterly, R. mower to cut grass on the.Sa washwoman in the village. She longs | will contain many new and novel de- [} to injure the skin or clog the Ordered. That the Administratrix cite T AM DUYING pouilry of ail kinds. bath! Certainly not! Tell _the: for pretty clothes and all the gaietles |signs, and the contest by three of the pipes. Jo-Bo removes all fruit the creditors of sald deceased to bring Anyohe Daving same. drop mostal o Bridget, that we haven't one.—Boston she has been denied and, being as in- |granges in the county for the grand [l and vegetable stains, oil grease, f|in their claims against said estate Simues Geliert. Colchester, Conn. FOR SALE nocent of life as Effle, is persuaded by | prize for the best display by any Transcript. ime or paint from the hands J|Within six months from this date by Winstanley to elope to London with |grange will be interesting. President | &nd makes them soft and smooth || BoStng a motice to that eftect. to- Dim. Marshall Frink has received a fine oil her with a copy of this order, on an’l‘El) fl'l‘ 0"(: - ; Good for the children’s play- §|&ne w E o Rrehio follows them with the inten- | painting, sultable to hang n any || stamed hands and Knees > || a5 IEERGT ROt 40, She Blace where tion of saving her from his friend. In |grange hall, which will be presented TFUK SALE—Wooed, stove iengihs, 3% rd, % cord $2.50. Bul Tel THE KALEIDOSCOPE B eceased last dwelt and ‘in the Fon SALE Mongolian ability has asserted itself same town. an y publishing the same - ty this he fails. He returns to the vicar- |free to the grange winning the first PRICE TEN CENTS once in a hewspaper having a circula- For Day Work at Honolulu, where in_the schools the d :u early in th‘: mornlnla Effie, in ger pr'lsm z 3 :(-ov:hl‘n amnnmr ct, and make return TWO TENEMENT HOUSE OF apanese stand first, Koreans second. %7 nnocence, rushes to his room in her | ~Secretary Stetson says the racing o this Court. Chinese third and Americans sixth I kimona to tell him how glad she is to | this vear will be of a_superior order BRI G R s X RO echolarship. see him again. He tries fo get her out |and every race will be hotly contested. copy ©Of TesOTd: o i Sl S " iy e rabehdels I ax- s | : ©of the room, but she refuses to go. Between the heats there will be free Attest: ~ FANNIE C. CHURCH, . | Everything in the Gem Grocery Store |§ each with 'mp e o In an appraisal of the estate of the The minister bursts {nto the room |performances by Prof. Starrati’s train- Clerk. at §1 Franklin St. will be sold at a very |§ cellent condition. late . Jirs “Alice Howgrdy the widow and accuses Arcl evl intentions. onies and dogs. This is clai d to ey g yrym il é ice, le t ce Monda. Aichie, in an honest indignation, tells ;‘: e beat %ree‘vaudevfue! show ever BARGAINS NOTIOE—ALl cfeditors of sald de- Car i iayy I, e eabai 8t §70 a0t el centt the minister some wWholesome {ruths |given by this association. There will ceased are hereby notlfied to present about his leaving his daughter in such |also be band -concerts by bands from N e g et total ignorance, which opens his eves. | Danielson and Moosup. t ¢ of the dramatist, Bronson Howard, The New Henrietta is valued al$10,- 000 and Shenandoah at $1,000. ‘morning at 9 o'clock and continue until Price ressonable. all the goods are sold, including 1 nice Lot 150x150. around it = set of computing scal and a 3-hole —_—— 2 > Another step in woman's progress Mary Ann returns home, a wreck of| The midway attractions will be of |In Watches and Jewelry. Come in and | P0V: JUAME (08, [img ifryited In the mufl“]sm putter seeiprater. whloh Wil be aslRg . O FR?"::,’.D' Dononuz.a‘ was taken when the first weman :er former self, and tells the minister | the better class, as this association |get great bargains at big reductions. 455 MARY EAdeWNxG‘l / as we are closing out. Sale rain or ntral Bui ‘:’.:- Nerwi Jjustices in the English Empire were er story. 8 taRes particular pains not to let any [ These are great money-saving days.|. 5P el st v. shine. nes nominated in South Austraila. _One Pemberton and his wife then awaken |swindle or gambling game on the g S Y | O [0 AR | L Cns ek l‘Lm“,‘gnL‘s"::;,“:":; FREDERICK DOMBROSKI, of them is Mrs. Price, widow of the to the fact that girls are more likely | grounds. Watch and Jewelry Repairing. at Norwich, within and for the District " G. A. DOYLE, The Gem Groeery. - state’s first premier. g e e e A SUNDAY SUBJECTS. Old gold and silver bought and ex- O NOr™ich, on, the 17th day of Septem- " General ‘Organizer. GND. W BTN, Selatmen A prospectus is being drawn up for great truths of life.” Finally Archie % changed. Present—NBLSON J. AYLING, Judge.| September 17, 1915. 2 ||2 new bank in _Maracaibo, reports 4nd Efle discover that they havo been | Tho Heliness Mission winl nota ser-| § QGULNICK & CO e e eald Ditrioe aasemmsa BUY THIS WATCH HILL BUSINESS Coneul George " K. “Donald. of "that in love, and they receive the blessing | vices at 87 Main street. . . The Executor appeared in Court and = enesulea v intended that of her rents. . pe um the new shall issue bills of 10 *“Fite Faudovile attraction on this bl Ac Bradway Gomgregational churcn | %2 Framklin Strest. Phone 714-12|H3§ 8 MRS ERPIESIN SUCkIE Uity WANTED cozy HOME For ffilea e term || PSR X35 R captin e sidn 000 18 BaiE, Ume attraction, A Tenement | the pastor will preach at the morning 5.";‘,‘;_‘.;,";‘:.\’".{{2{,";’el?,:,'i;s"m“ said | Women Cooks (§20.00 and $25.00° per |On. Nortn Washington Street, conven- || | A store on leszed land (ong Iored || is proposed. ] bl e i | yica: H g flle H gptate, fully described in sald applica- | month), - General Housework _Girls, |fent {0 trolley. JHlouse has elght fooms || good business: for sale at s barzal PIREGE - ~rowa ST 8 a big hit The Mutual War Weekly | At the Christian Science service in armony ome Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said | Farm Hands, Spinners and Weavers. [ {00, 8™ 800 00, L %are™ Slaces and e o eae ot - Bicant 1] 2at; s TSR DR SR S unny comedy completes ‘thejthe rooms in the Thayer building the application b(-: h'(’%a‘"d :lu&r:ngn‘:q AL FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU stands on a splendid lot 60x200 feet in ‘_‘.:'wi;?o; bcyo ““‘f_' e Eo.a n&; IH: wmm .“:-:mfh:( $22.- SalE subject will be Matter. 3 e e e ot Distret " on the r1a¢ | Central ‘Building, 43 Broadway |size. Owner leaving Norwich is rea: || centrauy iocateq, s-minute walk to || witi” produce 1 T e T et S o s , . A. D. 1915 son for selling v e || trolley and postotfice, and the price ! HIGH JINKS JAL the Sheltering Arms service wil Rests with dle Cook (AL o B o e R RS property. ety low. Pinquire about It D el R TSty ot apacbts. At the Davis Next Tussda, B, S Worcaster, bastor of Broadwey e P O e con. "o Wiveh” by RABBIT DOG ARCHA W. COIT, A tot'at Grotom Leme Fam. || 300 DRGNS Rrnes 0 2 Arthur Hammerstelo's notable suc- | Congregational church, The . best ~natured person in the|the publication of this ‘order once in P P gy g oo B cess, High Jinks, with music by Ru- world will get grouchy slaving over a |?ome newspaper having a circulation| One well broken wanted at once. The Mutual Benefit Life Agency, Price’ if taken this month is oniy || Oranting that the average con- B okl o broun maied) L Acule Padersted oblircl, Rev. P L. | cobl or Wood'sire. Driorato the date of mid hearin, and Avely o 63 Broadway. Telephone 1334. || 563, A" bargain = Cottages ail ||Sumption of tires by motor-cars is % n at the Davis thea- | Cosman, pastor, will occupy the pulpit. de to_the Court. tre Tuesday evening, Sept. #1st. His morning subject will be His King- | ~1°Ke the Queen of the Kitchen jthat return be Rade 1o IhSECY eight tires a car a year, which in- cludes all types of vehicles. there will be required during 1916 not less than 20.000,000 tires. valued at from $300,- 000,000 to $400.000,000 — figuring the average price of tires.at $15. A movelty for British Columbla spertsmen this season is the appear- ance of large numbers of American or “Bob White” quail in several Jocal- ities in the province. Previous ef- forts to introduce this species of game bird in the Canadian Pacific Coast country have failed, and the bevies reported this year are sald-to have migrated from the south of their own accord, and in .places they are reported quite 3 J. AYLING, Judge. This musical follity, famous for its|dom. Evening, Followers, Happy with a % JERRY GADBOIS. bo d foregoing is a tri 400—pri 2 Tun of an entire year at the Casino, Ttk M Gas R Somg oL Teed P SR o SALE HORSES 10 710090.° 5404 Tor catatogue. | New York, sent the whole country | At the Second Congregational church. odern Gas ANGE | Ateest: ARSI C. ORTRCEY For of iliness my buyer will be WILLIAM A. WILCeX. agog with interest and started every- | Morning Worship, with sermon for the 7 ¢ unable fo get me a load of horses by || . Real Extate Broker, body humming and whistling that de- | children. Sunday school at noon, Ev-| GAS IS A TIME-SAVER September 14th as advertised. 1 now West Broad St.. Rooms 1 and lightfully seductive air, Something | ening service with sermon. N AR S i 5 B ber ‘f gaod norscs (bat 1|| %o 48 Wew B t. se'rflxf' Tingle-Tngle-Ing. Bt Ngf‘m‘ : pg e m’i‘fn"“‘ wish to dispose of. Come and see 2. Westerly, B L e melodies of High Jinks are a| At Park Congregational _church, | 3ics - Nothing to, o amous them. Phone No. 365... real contribution to the pleasure of the|preaching by pastor with sermon to Baa R 1s AR nation, for Rudolf Friml's score has|children at morning service. Young | /> Cas Range is roament in the a Tel. 1139. bees t and s Kitchen and a joy to the «Cook. Beer |[Xe, can use milling machines, pi 3 n llmgp‘rnn:-ttll. and west and | people's service at 1 p. m. S T AR Real German Lager and iathe hands. Address Box 35, bere. "Tis <sagir ¥ ELMER R. PIERSON. ? ; N of Bulletin, FARMS FOR y music has a ewing that| At the Church of the Good Shepherd, [, s, 21¢ 310, headquarters for Hum. o Mg arouses to enthusiasm the average | Universalist, Rev. Joseph F. Cobb will | PRrey Gag ~Ares,” Welsbach Reflex CKEL 4 of all descriptions and p: AI, and the action is of the most ::‘reu:h ‘on the subject What Ghristian- Lishts };“zt"‘“““ SN \Valcan; Taul H. JA & CO. Have il m.:' nantbes® Sub plonty FOR S E order. Not only is the music of | ity HaseDone for the World. L of good bargains left. SEVEN ROOM B e Ui o ow | The ttsnetionsl s Bible . Stade SINA g R Tyt st 1oy - 1 s, thal o ernational t q AR - S U b ol | e doteratens, it swsenr| The City of Norwich DR. A. J. SINAY o8 E2 527250, oo || COTTAGE HOUSE Jinks at live | mee E 2 i % in tho memory.. In the first act the | U. hall. 55 Shetucket street. " T Gas and Electrical Dep't. g ik COLLATERAL TOAN 80 st A T O Electric lights, steam heat, set- v with the name of the show sets| = > e st g tubs, large lot, in fine location. are | church, " Rev, O H. - i [proshout /ape] ohli e past o Sk Ricketts, | 321 Main-St., Alice Building P Ly AR S e ‘Neponset Shingles eaice s nats ead abandon. gracefuiness and precision of | End of Tribulations. Sunday school ot £ 59 b4 9 . Py In ey 30 Years " ' it'1s an entertatnment that can nu-acx:); E 5 : M. J. FIELDS, . . Florist| . megouns st tmerense gp peice of (o0 ! . R Mnde, :I-"-fl'., Building [} ‘N. TARRANT & CO., ; x coedod on stage. At Trinity _Msthodist _ Episcopal 39 Ward Street 3 Tover ¢ ¢ 117 Main Strest, Norwich | chisrohy Rov, W Coloman. paston | Carnations " aecial Forms ang | 5014 frem T B CONANE: s - Wi preach and his morning subject Plants. Telophone §51. i Freakun se