Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 16, 1915, Page 16

tirss at Colonial T, DAVIS THEATRE. ‘Coming Next Mondgy and Tuesday, . The Rosary, Return Engagement of This Great Seven-Reel Feature—Aiso a Big Vaudeville Attractio ‘. Jfln-fioflum-mth-m lt this mutn o feature a seven-reel uuht the town by -mrm, M'Ilhlundln‘ the extremely hot ‘weather at that time, hundreds were away at every performance, un. to gain admission to this play ]Mfl\. Ever since the picture was shown here the manager has been ‘re- icelving letters from the patrons ‘of this house asking when The Rosary {would be shown here again, and if it {Would be possible to.get it back to Norwich, and the management have | pleasure’in announcing that they ha: secured The Rosary for the first two fdays of next week, and this will gh not fortunat enough to chance to The production is adapted from the well known piay by Edward E. Rose and tells the story of the many events which crowd the life of Father Kelly. In his early years his struggle be- tween the love of a girl and the call of the church is shown, while late in Iife he becomes the pivot about which & domestic tragedy revolves. His ward, a broker, unjustly suspects his of being false to him, and Father Kelly, who is visiting them when they quarrel, is at last instrumental in unit- ing them and again bringing happiness into both their lives Charles Clary makes a beautiful character out of the wh-h while Kathlyn Willlams and eeler Oakman portray the young couple in a way which makes their characters appear to really live. From start to finish the film teems with dra- matic action and its artistic treatment makes it a production which, once seen, will never be forgotten. The vaudeville attraction on this bill is The Wharry Lewis Four, a big time musical act that is one of the best in the business. They present a miniature concert programme and play several qifferent instruments, including violin, “cello and plano. For a real high class musical attraction this is one of the finest of the eeason. A selected pro- gramme of Mutual Movies completes the show. The bill today is one that will please both young and old. -The feature picture is Theda Bara, the vampire woman, in The Devil's Daugh- ter, a five-act feature that will make you think. The vaudeville is Wrestling Jim, the bear with the human brain, and if you haven't seen this act, don't let anything keep you away from the Davis today. A selected programme of Mutual Movies, scenic and comic, complete the show. VAUDEVILLE SEASON OPENS AT THE AUDITOR!UM. ‘The management of the Auditorium theatre will open their regular vaude- ville season on next Monday at the matinee performance, when an excep- tional vaudeville performance will be given, consisting of three very good acts. Not only will the Auditorium show the best of vaudeville attractions during the coming season, but will comtinue with the regular Paramount plcture programme which has been shown there so successfully during the past summer and early full making really two big shows in one, and with- out doubt the biggest and best show in the state cf Conmecticut for "!.l money. The prices, by the way, will remain as usual; matinee 10 cents and eveninge 10 and 20 cents. The feature vaugeville attraction for the first three days of next week will be DeDio's Comedy Circus, an act which is per- sonally known to the management and one which has the reputation of Deing ome of the best animal acts in the bus- iness today. In the act are six beauti- ful big collie dogs, several monkeys, a pony and a bucking mule which anyone in the audience will be given a chance to ride. The second act will be pre- sented by The Great Arlington Duo, gymnasts and slack wire walkers, and the third number on the vaudeville bill will be something entirely out of the ordinary in vaudeville when Reine, & suncing young lady, will introduce the vury latest Paris creations -in gowns, hats, etc., which will be espe- cially pleasing to the ladies. Reine also sings and is quite some impersonator. On the picture programme for Monday and Tuesday, Hazel Dawn, the capti- vating youthful star who appeared in this city in person in a big production will be featured in Daniel esentation of that fanci- Niobe, by Harry and Ed- ward A. Paulton, and produced by the Paramount Pictures corporation. The production is in four reels and is a comedy that begins threp thousand years ago and ends today.’ Other pic.- tures will also be shown and the usual three shows will be given. COLONIAL THEATRE. Mammoth Broadway Star Feature, “Through Troubled Waters,” Three Reels. It {8 unnecessary to state that a plc- ture bearing the stamp of the Vita- graph Broadway Star feature, is of the highest type, and worthy of all the praice and admiration it receives, and %0 today in offering this tkree reel feature entitied Through Troubled Wa- ters, the management of the Colonial theatre feels that every patron will appreciate that it is presenting only the best in the way of up-to-date mo- tion pictures. Ths story tells of a oung mountaineer, who writes a play for his sctress-friend. She makes a nit in if, cnd later he marries her. Absorted in his play-writing, he over- jooks his atterdlons’that the wife is craving, sod they gradually drift spart. Un%nown to each other, they both leave an the same steamer for Houth Amesien. Thers s & frightful storm amd the:bost is wrecked. They find themsalvos the-caly surv -m a, deserted fatond. itude, they find et arcors of Mrs. m;t ‘Chartier. ¢ C.-Sadd: of/ Nashua. N. H., who has been visiting his-mother here | ag: has-returned home.:. . Dutch Market. thn; D“g.h - n&tgaflmqy Lagss “hl over 340 wh ich. is to bq used to help purchase 0.for the C. E. society. Mr. and. Mrs A. D, Cordtsen spent the week -end with. their cousins in Northampton, Mass . the twentieth Wedding -anniversary ‘of both® couples occurring within a.few days. Degrees For Twenty. Twenty new members todk the-first and second degrees in the grange on ‘Wednesday- evening. The W. C: T. J. -meeting was held with Mrs. D. N. Kimball, Thursday. ‘A meeting of the Ladies'’ Benevolent society was: held at the parsonage on Friday afternoon. - It was- decided to hold & supper ‘and entertalnment once in two weeks throughout the winter, and to have a azaar. The mid-week prayer meeting was held with Miss Fannie Barber at her homé on Maple- street. Ravmond Bradiey of Springfleld was the guest this week of his grandfather, Carlos Bradley. COVENTRY Library Association Meets — Tea For Ladi Aid Society. H. G. Telle has closed his summer home and moved his family to New York. The Porter Library Association held a special meeting Monday evening. Tea Follows Meeting. The Ladies’ Aid Soclety met Wed- I nesday afternoon, in their parlor. Tea was served at 5.30. ‘The Ready Helpers met Thursday evening. with Charles Turney. . 'Pitkin has gone to Boston, when, he expects to epend several weeks. Tois Green has secured a position in_the Turner silk mill, Willimantic. Miss Anna Walbridge of Hartford was at_home over inday. Mrs. W. B. Hawkins is spending the week, with her daughter in Andover. Mi Dora Greenleaf of Brooklyn, N. Y. is spending two ~weeks with Mrs. Maskiell. Mrs. H. C. McKnight of Chaplin is spending the week with her son. BOLTON NOTCH Sheriff W. E. Rice went to Boston Sunday to attend the world’s series bal' games. Miss Mabel Howard has gone to Hartford for e time. Charles Howard and daughters, Ed- na, and Lois, of Manchester Green vis- ited at M. W. Howard’s Sunday. Washinai—nn Cgunt‘y”, R. L USQUEPAUGH Josie Sullivan is: visiting her father in_Providence: Mrs. Mary McConnor spent Wed- nesday with Providence relatives. Chappell_of Westerly is visit- M. D. Palmer this week. . Cahoone of Wakefleld was a nr with relatives here Sunday. iss Busie Kenyon is visiting her l:omn. Mrs. F. K. Crandall, of Went-‘ erly. Mrs, 1. M. Kenyon and grandson Ev- erstte tok'a trip to North Eastern last week. ey_went with Dr. and Mrs. Wobster of Westerly in the doctor's automobile. They visited Mr. and Mre. -S. C. Webster while at North ‘Eastern. Mrs. K. L. Knight has returned home after a few days' visit with friends in Providence. Roy Keuyon of Rockville is vx-mng pent Sunday at her summer , thome here. Miss Reba Collins of New York spent, Columbus day with her mother bere,“who is very il Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bray of La- fayette few days last week at.T. T. Locke's. Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Kenyon and son visited relativ at Attleboro last week. Archie Dawley ~of Richmond and Jobn J. Cottrell of West Kingston were callers here Wednesday evening RICHMOND James Cahoone of West Greénwich was a recent caller in this vicnity. Everett Moore and son Philip were in Crompton and’ Arctfc: Thursday, Alexander Smith and family have moved to Providence, where Mr. Smith has obtained employment for the win- ter. ! Quite ‘& few ' ripe strawberries were recently pickedon the Moore home- stead estate. - Robert - E. Moore and family were agreeably - surprised- last ~Saturday evening by a visit from a number of friends from Exeter and other places, including ‘some from Dorchester, Mass. The evening's entertainment consisted of vocal and.instrumental music and dancing, after which refreshments were served. ature in-Yale. A:member of the Na- unuu flwu. ty years ago Pro- a contributor to e TR terery topics as’ well a8 being. a lecturer and critic of na- Twenty_yers ago Pro- s there 18 little Tisk to b ; n guaranteeing to return the money the medicine does mnot “And they'stand ready to do s without any questions. Headaches, all forms of ind ns, Epecks before the eyes, dixsy.i poor sleep, ringing all forms of liver trouble are hd’dl by Mi-o-ma. A- few ' days -treatment should show considerable in health while a complete ‘cure fol- lows rapidly. 2 These days are the best in the whole year for .the enjoyment of good health, and Mi-o-na will put you in such perfect condition that you can enjoy every minute of them. : m‘n SALE A fine cmu': and %-Acre of Land on Poquetanuck. cove. Just the place to live und enjoy your- ROCKVILLE it ‘and Gift for Mr. a Mrs. C. A. Stone, Shiloh, N. J. are guests of Mr, and Mre. Harold Crandall. No church_services will. be held in the S. D. B. church here today (Satur- day) owing to the meetings of the eastern association of S. D. B. churches being held with the church at Ashaway this week. Wilfred Barber attended the fair at Brockton, Mass., one day last week. Presented Buffet. Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Stone, who were recently married, were given a sur- prise one evening last week by about 25 young friends from Rockville and Hope Valley who called on them and presented them a buffet for their din- ing room. Meetings’ Resumed. After a recess during September, the Wildwood circle met with Mrs. Jareq Barber last week. All the mem- bers excem two were present. HOPKINTON Pmcfieo In N-w Locn( n—Commun- ity ‘Social The first mail to be received and sent out from the new postoffice was on Monday of this week Frank W. Mills, the new postmaster, has spent most’ of this week at his home in Hopkinton City. Mrs. Sarah A. Kenyen returned home from a lengthy visit in South Kingston. The first community social of this season was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Kenyon, Wed- nesday evening. Rev. H. C. Van Horn and family ar- rived home Tuesday. The Eastern Seventh Day Baptist Association holds its annual session with the Ashaway church, of which Mr. Van Horn is pastor, this week. Charles 1. Blake has returned home from a visit in Taunton, Mass., and attending Brockton. fair. o you want clean hends- | VANI:O ALL GROCERS. “ LOST AND FOUND ST—Friday, t Sliver handled um- brella, with monogram. Finder please return'to 62 Broad St. and recelve re- ward, or ‘phone 44. dium size: Preston last Soen in Montville - Finder notity Lo E Miner, Norwich, R. D. 5, and receive re. ward. octi6d LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Montville, ‘within and for the Dis- fTict of Montville, on.the I5th day. of Qctober. ‘A, D. 1915. ohresent CHARLES N. CHAPPELL, udge. Estate ‘of Charles Avery. late of Montville, in-said District, dedeased. Ordered, That the Administrator cite the creditors of said ‘deceased to bring in thelr claims against said estate within_ six months from this date by poating a notice to that eftect, togsther with a copy of this:order, on the Dost nearest 0 the place where sald e- ceased last dwelt-and in the same Town, and by publishing the same once in a Bewspaper having circulation in gaid District. and make return to.this CHARLES N. CHAPPELL, Jud, NOTICE.—All creditors of sald de- ceased afe hereby notified to present thelr claims against said estate to the undersigned at Uncadville, Conn., with- in the time limited in.the mbove and foregoing order. 2 ALBERT W.. AVBRY, octifa Administrator. DISTRICT OF ANDOVER, 8§, PRO- bate Court, Oct. 14. 1915, Estate of Charles ¥. Johnson; late of) Angover./in 5814 District, deceased. The Administrator having exhibited his administration account .with said estate to this Court for allowance, it i Ordered. ,’f{"{' the 234 day of Octo i3 o'clock n the af teraoon, at the Provets Office in An- e same is, assign a h on the allow: < n?:n.fion account, and h:"é.:h te airects the Administrator to oite. all 86 Cliff - Street FOR SALE Thames Terrace a seven- room cettage, with all , large lot, fruit trees, shrubs, etc. Price Rev. E: E. Sutton and family of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, Real Estate and Insurance. Phones 724 — 474-8. $7,000 BROAD STREET RESIDENCE. Modern house of ten rooms and bath irable section. Has electric mostly hardwood Grounds’ are and there's a’ plc- floors, spacious veranda. about 62 x 150 fe turesque summer house. ARCHA W. COIT, Benefit Life Agency. 63 Broadway. J. C. WITTER . Auction Rooms, Danlelson, Conn. AUCTION 50 HEAD OF CATTLE AT PUBLIC AUCTION Bvans Block, e Holsteins, are in mofl ooulmm 10 beef at o elters from ln’!ro Hol- ik !“’n‘a"‘?‘ Erads bull’a ibed tively be sold high dollar without reserv HAY AND FARMING TOOLS. Same Day and Date. 10 ton of g0od herdser: On account of recently new tractor engine. and lutely no further use for the following I shall suction we start on t horse power ga and redtop 10 them off_just botor: stock: 1 Stover seve: oline engine, 1 and blower with pipe (cap: . 1 Chicopee corn husker, eHance grist mill. 1 and 1 U, S. cream separator, proper order and practically new. Te: of the sale will be c: 3 less satisfactory loc\lrl(' <an be given. A caterer will attend. GEORGE H. KIMBALL. 's Hill Farm, via Day street 3 miles from Brooklyn nielson and Church- stry 4 miles south from Pomfret station via Pomfret Landing. AUCTIONEER'S Thove described prop Sttention. and that Mr, Kimbal reputation at his stock ‘sales has been: clean; gad above board. ody come and enjoy & sale. 0ct14ThSTuTh W. B. WILOOX. H-mu &0la my farm, I wi Public-Auction, without reserve, to. the STATEMENT. blic that the is_worthy. of 9 o'clock a. m., ot “the tarm Menown 58 (he. Kinney farm. in_the Town of Preston, from Preston City years old. 300 1bs), years old; 900 1bs.), ness. 1 two-seated , head of cattie—l new miich Holstein yeoars old, 1 3 year old with ‘Véar old with calf, 1 due in Decamber. 3-dug lager. 2 farrow cown, 40 eheep 'and p shoats..-about tone of swale. 1:eteck of Fieadow hay gt oxt atraw. corn fodder, fack of toaqbr, One bay mare (12 ir ‘team har- 1 brood sow. ST -na shatt, 1 pair_of uckh. % ron, 2 crosscut saws. nmmuu—x £xtension ta- A ineds 1 ngs too nu- TWOMEN " tosell Tadids warments ai- Teot to wearer at ractory - nvestment: lflfi u&-—’l’-'h:n. ¥ Setiea m mu _Fecond] eleoiric strest rails. Westerly, R. L Ao WANTED—Posit Kegper. "Appls. unlnt m%o # worlk: mill in orallk printe Fapmond. 204" Wa ml aymon octied SALESMEN _and_ nlu-(onm nhandling our office &nd factory wped i 57900 por cent. profits wiite voday for e pacticulars. On mkuu \ind Mtx. Co. Box 306, North Ate Mass. .octisd m T hindle high clalt; 'y to demonstrate; r. descriptive booklet and !dbrT-;sw froe, ‘Write Salesman’ Co., = i Ave. Portiand, Mo o 'ootied @t Ave. Portiagd. Me. ", _cotied:. WANTED—A man of character and -bmq to re-pr-.-! uu |n our vi ‘nu!: Ipesial pian. - Birnes Bros. Nuraery or . Faiesvilier Conm e o (R TR Ty ‘WANTED — Information vl 004 Tarm or unimproved land I Tor mate: List.” Minneapolis, Minn. oct16d WANTED—Salesman for oils, pain and specialties, With opportantiy . The Mlddle States Oil Co. Cleveland. . oct! R AR St WANTED—Live wire salesmen to handle quick moving staple confection: gpportunity to make b territory; must Certified Products Co. 18th St.. New York. 8 S Yode 2 ot MVE“!-" mon- are eas: ln o e ‘Washington, D. C. "" BLE-BODIED MEN fo brakemen, $120 monthly. Rlll':;’:::l. Bulletin. sepsd INVENTORS wanted; your ideas may cured through new credit system; book and advice free. Wat Warder Bla Wash,, D'r:. 8 cooct“" ABLE-BODIED MBN for firemen. brakemen, $120 monthly: experience unnecessary. Raflway, care Bulletin. o AGENTS wanted fo handie proposi- tion _which s at sight; needed In every home: send today for particu- iars” Crescent Speciglty Co.. Hox b6 Brideeport, Conn. Iy3s WANTED— A competent second girl. Appiy evenings, at 32 Lincoln Ave. oe WANTED—Woodchoppers; board at hotise” G E. Tlefenback, Wauregan, Ct WANTED Salesman and collector fos Singer sewing sition to the ri m man. App Stere, 48 Main Detween s and & p. m. octisa FARM wanted: to rent or buy small farn: in Norwich Town or Bean Hill; state price. Y. W.. Bulletin Co. OCtIIMTES WANTED—Second hand for chain quilling, beaming, warping .ni winding depariment. Address Auxiliary, Balletin C oct14ThSTu WANTED A place to do general housework in a family of adults; mod grate wages. Address B. H, etin. NOBODY likes a boaster, bul we will take a chance. The Columblan House sells the best Zic dinners In-town. oe WANTED—General housework gir Swedish preferred. Apply at 26 ren St octldd You are not getting full usage out of your phone unless ‘you ‘are using it to phone your WANTS to The Bulletin. FOR SALE. o I RIVATE SALE of househdld furni- %, Main St Easc Side, Saturday, ALE—One cheap: 76 Weat Thames: St. “FOR SALE_High grade 4 h. nearly new. with will sell cheap, as I need the mm-r North Frankiin, cylinders rebored 3250, with ushings. pins, To = tenement, .Dfirolll.l-mblr‘ l\?lo(’l‘ - IO RENT — Temements in parts of city at moderate Quire H. Mueller, Taftville- m RENT — Tened Fooms Tof| . Armit [ ight '_bcaunknnln %rl-r Avenue. TO RENT Store at 57 Frankim St | g A€ lnu-lre at Bulletin Office. sep22d “T0 RENT_Seven-room flat, -Dll f‘lfl bo improvements, 116 Broadway. given Oct. 1. Inquire C. A Frankiln St i ..gffl' AUTOMOBILE storage or repair o 18 Fraukiin 8t John E. Fagning Broadway. sepzi FURNISHED rooms, 3150 up, 38 fon 8t all conveniences. Phone 1051-3, septid RENT—The house No. §7 Wash- {ngtom St.-12 rooms, with all comven- jences_and steam heat. lnquire Isaac S. Jones, Insurance and — e sow. but R r or s . TO RENT-The best offices in this ity for. doctor or lawver: also fur: -~ . o Rished rooms. J. B. Lucas, Bullding. STOMAGE WOOM—Inquire J. £ Fan-| To know the simp! ning. 52 Brosdway. +_fore their. tim Ana 'when 1 ese twe HUMOR OF ll'lEDAY ' Two modern apartments, No. 187 T ve. P Also nave oiher mice| Nurse—Tommy, It is phughty to Fents, For full particulars inquire of | play soldiers on Sunday. JOHN A. MORAN, Tommy—Oh, this s fll wght. e I Estate and Investmemt Broker,|the Salvation Army.—Chicago News. sep7d ¢ Franklin Square. Foggs—3 \wonder what makes my LICE — The, treated with send b0¢ and, tr: ma! BBt orwieh cv FOR SALE—My rig, mean fortune; send tkeica; patents se- | BSC. cannot live on a bird wnemah Lice a botile. pcstage consisting _of mare, 8 years ol robes, cushion. edigreed, first quantity of hay; r quick sale. FOR SALESow and litter of § lit- #00d ones. A. Pid; Phone 22-4, Jewett FOR_SALE—Toppan 2 horse power Kermath Carlysie-Johnson reverse gear. unusually complete equipment, control 3 preserver cush- Slellan spray hood and apron. Maxim sliencer. piping brass, axhaust. anchor and lines, A hook, lights, tools, whistle. pump angl decessary, compiete; ice $30u (less than haif cost). n front part of Emerson Turner property, finest residential section in A. Browning. electri ipped ectric equ! tion; i sold at once, price §400. perial Garage. FOR SALE At a low price, extra godd draft elght See0 Grocer, Bulletin Oftice. 3 1914 Overland fiv ssenger, oiectr! first class conditio Inquire of N. Lakin, T4 Main St. DEAR EDFLOR—Why does ‘Charile aplin wear —such funny _ pants? Ans.: Because have a National Board of Censorship who says ‘the Cobweb Corner six for 25c cigar is . | some smoke. from Fagan's Smoke Shop. BOY OF 17 wishes Address Y. Z. Bulletin. TWANTED_Several experienced ladi to take orders from house to hous il goods delivered by grocer. Address 8ket Company, Hartford, Gonn. oetlld WANTED A man for farm worl must be a good milker. -James H Hyde, North Frankiin, Ct. Telephone Lebanon. octlid B OATEEY resor blades Shargensd by E. Kirby, 227 Main St. Norwich, Conn. octsd #7500 SIONTH Paid —rallway mail clerks; examinations - announced 15th: sample questions free; writ medfately. ~Frankiin l.mmx. Ap: 35-H.. Rochester; “octl WANTED —Antique mmltuu and old 00d prices paid. A: Bruckner, 3 fkiin Bt. Tl 7i1-8 may2ed 7t THE PLYM 44 Laurel |l Ave.| The T Noi o best plac and summer boardin rwieh ot sgring uat: 1gh, ovsrlooking the wat WANTED T buy cows and caives gf all kinas: Rdpries. X Olawy r. AUTOGENOUS WELDING- aluminum or most any metal mas ¥elded by this process. . Inquire 8 those broken utensils or Information cheerfully dv'n B. Chapman. 133 Chestnut St. WANTED A good Boller Tender: must be mb-i » General Housework Girls, Hands and Laborers. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Broadway, Central quflnl‘ FOR SALE Some A nice black 6 year old t 1250, a good oart. 1 buggy harness demoerat wagon @in for someone. 90 Vandernoot St. Telephone 59-3. FOR SALE—1911 Cadillac, demi-ton- 00d_condition, C. At- %-3, “Danliglson. MR. POULTRYMAN—Don’t miss this chance to get some of the famous Tom Barron strain of White Le for immediate sale 400 pull roosters of (his strain and a few year- ling hens: bargain prices. Also a good neeu. car in WO or place. chea farm - wagon; s Tnternational hovers. Tryon's Agency. Willimantie. Conn. FOR SALE_1912 car, ful ul yes NoU 104 Latrel Hill Ave. . containing & a riverfront of 500 feet: re weil supplied with wate: frutt, and are in_ A-1 one yoke of 4 year old steers. Phome or address Box 135, care Bul FOR SALE.Body Fith top for Ford 1 condition; price us.o OVER — 250 nouhud- gular business priating you are in n Y. N NG »-nu-x of all kinds. l. same, drop FOR SALE—W: ord; 14 cord /32 eyes-so FOR RENT |.orafen v v Stores and Offices in_ new Thayer ) TR e ::":f. B qen B oo idn R aad e man from fer. Everything up-to-date. “The best i b ridbt wlong ey to WILLIAM F. HILL Agenti| v o™ vy ® e Sommman. Hobson (at cub’ Teception)—Say |/ wha is that mam over there? He TO RENT been standing aroand with his hands in his pockets all @vening. and not a QUONOCHONTAUG—Tei-room cot- | 8oul has noticed 3 tage 5 acres land, 1000 feet from |- Dobson—I guess Bs must De & guest Ocean and Salt Pond: sown Jower and | of the club—Puck. yegetable gardens: hardwood floors.| Artist—You see, We modarns strive plumbing and heat. Rental 3$350.|for the purgation of the superiluous. Others 320010 $4000. Send for booklet. | which throws the SOMnt b toe inner FRANK W. COY, " esterly, R. ul‘;i Do ‘ou follow ? —d—“’. I'm ahéad- of you. I came out the asylum. last weeki— FOR SALE Lifs “How vas the lecture™ “The subject matter was good, but the lecturer hadn't taken. the trouble P to arrange it intelligibly.™ “What was the subject of the lec- ture?” “Preparcdness” -- RKansas Clity Journad. “Our'rol in & most ro- mnur w1 q’ saved ‘me fiom magnificent swim- Prospect Park e, you me i 4 no«- l-‘t'o out very far New. Cottnge - Hovme. . of sy oo sy eight rooms, Small Barn - 3 OPE M possession. Before the ninsteenth. century shoes were notmade in rights and lefts. Russia’ ‘hu has paid his barber to from Parie to JAMES L CASE |58 ESaEw his 3 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. Experistents heve ol w-n that paper pulp can be economileallf made from the stalks of the millet that grows prolifically . in Manchuria. —_— WATCH HILL BUSINESS || e Sriven: nincraft: wich: an acriai propéller which s ted that it For Sale I als Do used o wtems the boat A store on leased land (long term lease). with all fixtures doing & &00d business: for sale at a bargain. Cottage at Pleasant View. A 10-room -cotiage. at Pleasant View, lot 50 by 20¢. This place is centrally located. s-minite Walk to trolley and postoffice, and the price is very'low: Inquire about it. A Lot at Grotom Long Polat. Located on the water side, sandy not far from board waix. If taken this month Is en! A bargain. Cottages ail Farms. ° Cholee of 400—prices from $I73 16 $20,000. Send for catalogue. WILLIAM A. WILCOX. Real Estate Broker, Neo. 41 West Broad St Reoms 1 and 2. Westerly, R L FOR SALE i hit perkoneintersated thacel pear et et one. Be Stormy, next fair week 14 da Terms erer on unds. nave “" % e‘mm" dation h‘-m .nmmi ::a CEB WA R i xap?‘x:' ‘the -uun.”a: hndoyer. oio o En- | JosmPH D. Am . Auctioneer ecsased last Gwelt at Teast six days % 10 tion, on_th e ‘h!.“‘{“ 'mh'gm” 3"cent ’hgrm.nld time astigned. %‘n} Righest gL : | SEVEN ROOM | COTTAGE. HOUSE Y very destrable 107 Me- Ejectric lights, steam hsat, set- Kinley Ave. For. ful —ruq"hrl n- n‘h.umm.lnn-u-n.g w Goods, Cb-,“" - i PRICE $3.300