Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 19, 1915, Page 10

i T Toage, No. 24 Fellows' Hal. Nest, No. 1396, 0. d No., 6, K. 811 e, No. 509, "N. E. c’ux:n xo?e'!"‘n M. OW. A _Cen or U jenters Hal mes’ ’I'M[:‘el:}n 23 P ana b asontc Temple. 5 L e, No. !.Ifl.pN. E. 0. P, meets Forescors’ Hall. & e y's T. A: and B. Society meets T. A. B. Building. i ¥+ Union, Khlss! Daughters, meets, at eneville Congregational Chureh. " ANNOUNCEMENTS Y. M. C. A, Entertainments. The splendid course of entertain- ‘ments arranged by the local Y. M. C. <A for this season is worthy of the ‘most. favorable consideration on the part of the public. . The course consists of three musical ‘ numbers and two lectures. The open- ing'.number on November 5 is The Yorlk . Artists, .consisting of five ‘of New York's finest musicians. The second number occurs on Nov. 26, and ‘this will be a lecture by Hon. Thomas R hall, vice 'president of the United States; his subject will be National Tendencies. "The other numbers of the course will consist’of a concert by the famous Brooks sextette of the Boston Sym- y orchestra, a lecture by Dr. Rus- . Conwell on_Acres of Diamonds jand a musicale of unusuval merit by idame _Ridelhffer, prima. donna so- prano, and her company. _ Never has the Y. M. C. A. paid so much for its talent and vet the entire course of five is offared for $2.00. The public is urged to purchase tickets now at the local Y. M. C. A. COLONIAL THEATRE. “Neal of the Navy,” Greatest Ser Yet—Secretary Daniels’ Approval What is without doubt the biggest serjal ever attempted, is the feature on today’s program at the Colonial It is entitled Neal of the Navy, and the two reels beginning the story form the ‘Incident, which in turn is entitled THe Survivors. It is distinctly & drama of the U. S. navy, taken under and with the approval of Secretary Daniels. Full use was made of our navy, and every scene is complete with wonderful scenes aboard the miehty. battleships. The squadrons, as well as separate specimens of the dread- noughts figure conspicuously in every incident. The photography is bewil- dering in its beauty, being taken by the famous Balboa studios. The story begins today with Neal, the son of a captain of a tramp steamer, who in the midst of the great eruption of Mt. Pelee, St. Pierre, Martinique, endeavors to save the countless people who rush madly to the water for safety. Among those saved is the daughter. of an American, who has the aid of two Tascals in the effort to exploit a mine on an isolated island. The girls father is ‘unable to get aboard the tramp steamer, but pinning the ‘oiled packet o his daughter's clothing, containing the map of the siland, clings to a leaky boat and eventually is thrown upon an island. The daughter, Neal, and - his niother, are thrown into one boaf, as the first steamer. the tramp steamer, talies firs, and ali are picked up by a U. S.icruiser, and the .seed ‘of a’ great naval career is sown in the mind of young Neal. Everyone must see him. as he is a most lovable chatacter, and vou will enjoy every cene in every chapter of Neal of the fgvy. Also tomorrow is Hazards of Helen, with big raiiroad smashup and other big films OPPOSITION TO GERMAN * NAMES OF STREETS IN PARIS Are Renam Commemora: tion of Heroic Dead. Paris, October 18.—The disappear- ance of “Berlin” and “Germany” as reet names in Paris has not satis- patriots. They continue ifsist- ent demands that all street names of Germanic origin, even those of Wag- |mer, Gluck, Beethoven and Mozart, iglve way 'to. names commemorating ‘heroes or heroic deeds of the war. Bvery- proposition -for the changing of a street name is referred to a com- * mittee of the municipal council, Mon- sleur Ernest Gay, secretary of the committee, explains that the delay in action on different protestations is not altogether due to a resistance to pro- changes, but to the necessity of delifferation in the choice of new names. Numerous as are the names that must be changed, they are far outnumbered by the heroes that must ‘e honored. Heroes-and celebrites of other days. like Turenne and Hugo, whose names are given to streets, avenues, bouje- vards and squares may also find their honors encroached upon after the war in' order to give a place to those who have distinguished themselves in_the great European conflict. French law and custom both are ‘oposed to the choice of the name of A& celebrity living or to recently dead, for 'a street or a public place. Con- sequently the war will * have been geveral Vears a thing of the past be- for the new nomenclature. has been finished. It occasionally hapens that a municipality alows the emthusiast of the better of custom in this respect. Quite recently a parliamentary com- mission making a tour of the forti- fled towns of Eastern France were as- tonished to see the name of Aristide Briand at the corner of a village street. Monsieur Briand being very much. alive, the parllamentarians made inquiries. 1t appeared that the town had rated - the distinction to Monsieur Briand ‘to honor his action in_proposing a return-to the ‘three- year tary - service and' ttas strengthening the French . army INOCULATING AGAINST 3 e RINDERPEST Missionary Doctor in China. Discovers .Dr.E. L.’ Bliss, of the American Hoard's ' medical &taff - at Shaowu, China, has' been greatly hampered in caring for the many native sick folks, babies - and ' delicate foreiguers under his ‘charge-because so little milk could be had at his - station. The native cows yield only about a pint of milk a day and not that if the the calf is taken ‘away. The Chinese mothers nurse' their children only in part, feed- ing them various other things-after the first month or two, so that about two out of three babies die. Malaria, malarial fever, nephritis, early tuber- culosis, dysentery—these with chronic indigestion form the bulk of the 25,000 medical cases treated in a year at Spaowu and- in all these cases milk is most necessary as a food. So Dr. Blise, in a letter just in, reports to his home office what he has been doing. He says, “It has been impressed up- on me that the thing most needful to increase the value of the medical work is to provide milk for the sick, this at the same time will prove to the Chin- ese our interest and sympathy with them. “Having cows meant close oversight ar the ordinary cowman cannot be trusted to take proper care, so I de- termined that if I must take my time for this, 1 would, get something of permanent vaiue.” I sent to Chili Pro- vince and bought an American Ayr- shire bull to cross with native, cows and so breed up grade cows which would .give a profitable quantity of milk. At the same time we bought an Ayrshire cow for present supply. “That was about two. years ago. Last - winter -an ‘epidemic of rinder- pest swept the. country, taking most of our cows and half breeds and-fiially our bull." The rinderpest prevails-ey- ery year oOr.two but I had hoped by strict precautiens to escape it. “The set. backiwas very discourag- ing’ but led me ‘to .study -the disease and I have learned:a method of inocu- lating *calves -which . protects _them against it for life: I haye bought an- other bull which ‘has been " thus: inoc- ulated and have learned to make the inoculating serurh €0 .we ‘can protect our own herd in the future. “It would-be a fine thing to inocu- late the cattle for the farmers and so save them the great loss they suffer every yéar or two. Cattle are the bas- is of agriculture, being depended on for ‘ploughing, pumping for irrigation and for grinding the grain. This year they are, so scarce farmers have diffi- culty in_ hiring them ‘for necessary ploughing. Now ‘that the preventative for rinderpest has been discovered it seems a great chance to help the peo- le and prove that the missionaries cometo bring them good in all ways. CAPTAIN FRIEDA MULLER COMMANDS RED CROSS DOGS IN. GERMAN EASTERN ARMY. Ranking as a captain in_the Ger- man army, Fraulein Frieda Muller. has charge of all the German -Red.Cross dogs in the e~ —~- ~~g Mar- velous storfes have reached Americ: of -the ‘sagacity u. iucse unimals in searching for and succoring wounded men. Other armies. than the German are making use of the trained dogs, but the Teutons have seemingly brought the _training—of the animals to a higher point ‘than have any others Or Wearing Them. Either. Young John Rockefeller has been Dhotographed in overalls, but prob- ably ‘rone= of those Colorado miners | will return the compliments by. hav- |ing themselves pictured in silk- hats.— Detrolt Free Press. Queensland ls _estimated to have 40,000,000 acres of forésts as yet un- inspected and unreserved. RS 2. T KRV TR ENJOY LIFE! LIVEN YOUR LIVER AND BOWELS TO-NIGHT: AND' - FEEL GREAT. 3 N T WAKE UP WITH HEAD CLEAR, STOMACH SWEET, BREATH RIGHT, COLD GONE. Have you examined your roofs and to wes if thay are tight? ls your heater in “condition to run through the winter? ls the plumbing sani- right for the com- carry. them over. 2 gain, and it will pay. you to look at them. J.P. BARSTOW& CD. 23 and 25 Water St. Take one or two Cascarets tonight and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced. Wake up feeling grand, your head will Dbe clear, your tongue clean, breath sweet, stomach regulated and - your| . liver and thirty feet of bowels active. Get a box at any drug store now and get stralghtened up by morning. Stop the headache, biliousness, bad colds and bad ways. Feei fit and ready for work or play. Cascarets do not gripe, sicken or inconvenience you the mext Hallowe'en Novelties WITCHES LUNCH SETS day like salts, pills or calomel. They're | GHOSTS NAPKINS fine! MICE CREPE PAPER Mothers should give a whole Cas- | SNAKES GARLANDS caret anvtime to cross, sick, bilious or | vricK MASKS feverish children because it will act thoroughly and can not injure. POST CARDS JOKES PUMPKIN LANTERNS BLACK CAT LANTERNS MRS. EDWIN FAY LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwick, within and for the District of Norwich. on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1915, Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Estate of Charles W. Perkins, iate of Norwich. in said District, deceased. Ordered. That _the _Executrix cite n their claims agalnst sald _esta within six months from this date. by FRANKLIN SQUARE Dosting a notice to that effect together with & copy of this order, on the sign- post nearest to the place Wwhere said deceased last dwelt, and In the same|of Household Furx Town, and by publishing the same once in & newspaper having a cireulation in said District. and make return to this Court. NELSON J. AYLING Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copy of record. ure, consisting of Dining Room Set, Bureaus, Carpets, Glassware and Stiverware and Book: including a set of Stoddard’s Lectures, Attest: " FANNIE C. CHURGH. = |13 volumes. Sale starts Tuesday morn- erk. ==y . Oct. 19, at 20 Pearl St. NOTICE.—All creditors -of sald de: | " > o seased are hereby notified to present| ¢ their claims against said estate to it 3. KING . will have charge of the ~ndersigned at Thames ‘Terrace, Nor- oct18d sale. wich, Conn.. within the time limited in e &bovs ng foregoing orders oetisa | n " " Bxecutrix. |J. C. WITTER. ... Auctioneer LT Auction Rooms. Evans Block, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Dantelson, Conx. AT A COURT OF PROBAYME NELD at Montville, in and for the o's- trict of Montville, on-the 15th day of October, A. D, 1915, Present — CHARLES N. CHAPPELL, Judge. Estate of Dwight W. Adams, late of Montviile, in sald Disirict, deceased Ordered, That the Administrator cite the creditors of said deceased to bring AUCTION - 50° HEAD OF CATTLE AT PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY. OCT. 26 in’ fheir claims against sald esta Within six months from this date by o€ 16 Daleik u. m., posting a hotlee to that effect, together |comprising_30. cows, grade Holstelns, With @ copy of this order, on the sign.|of which 13 are 4 Fear old heifers an post nearest to the place where said de. | dandies. Among these cows there are Ceased last dwelt and In the same|Some fresh, some about to freshen, and Town, and by publishing the same once|a few that have been dry for some in a newspaper haviag a circulation in | time. The larger part of the dry cows said District, and make return to this|are in excelient condition to beef at Soart once. Also 10 to 1&_heifers from 6 CHARLES X. NOTICE.—AIl creditors of sald de- ceased are hereby notified to present their claims against sald estate to the undersigned at No. 1443 Capitol Ave.. St. Paul, Minn., within the time limited in’ the above and foregoing order. ARLON T. ADAMS. Adininistrator. ASSESSORS NOTICE All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Norwich are hereby noti- fied to return to the CHAPPE nage. years old, 2 registered Hol- A ud s, 1 and 3 'years old. also 1 a yearling. Each and every cow above will be fully described at date of sale and will positively be sold for the high dollar without reserve or limit HAY AND FARMING TOOLS. Seme Day and Date. 10 ton of £00d herdserass and redtop 10 On account of recently purchasing a new, tractor engine, and having abso- lutely no further use for the following described machinery, I shall auction them off just before we start on th stock: 1 Stover seven horse power gas oline ‘engine. 1 Blizzard enstlage cutte and blower with pive (capacity six ton oct19a ssessors’ on of [ poy hour). 1 ChiCopee earn. B before the first day of November To15. Reitance grist milly Bady sullcy plow: & written "or piinted list.. broperiy | me 5’8" cream separator, signed and sworn to, of all taxable | areper srder end actibei ae l 10 proper order and practically new. Terms of the sale will be cash, un- less satisfactory security can be given. A caterer will attend. GEORGE "H. KIMBALL. Wood's Hill Farm, miles west trom - Danleison, Conn.. via Day_ street road; 3 mikes from Brookiyn village, % Danieison and” Charch street roa e emivea’ Migintag | bmiles south from Pomfret station via Pomfret Landing. Oct. 1st, 19 daily, excePt |’ Ary g X T Le. G dat. 1 Pt|. AUCTIONEER'S STATEMENT: I property owned by day of Qctober, 1915. them on tire first Those failing to make a list will be charged a penalty of 10 per cent. to_law. Blan] additional; aecording s can be obtained at the As- Office jn Citv Hall, or will be mail upon application. * Hours{ 9 a. m. to 5 p. . Auctioneer 2, 0ot ¥ wouid suggest to the public. that the gDnted at Norwich, Conn., Sept. 23th. Liove deser e property is worthy of - ttention, and that Mr. Kimball's past BOARD OF ASSESSORS. |Teputation at his stock saies has surely Norwioh.- Corz. sep28d | Ll “Clcan” ana above board Bvers: Dbody come and enjoy a good sale. Oct14ThSTuTh JOSEPH D. AUSTIN . \ AUCTION. . To be sold at public auction, on the All persons liable to pay taxes in the | farm of O, L. Piorce, at Ledysrd Ce Town of Voluntown are hereby notified ( ter.: without reserve, to the highest fo return to tue Assessors, on or before| bigder. Nov. 1st, 1915, a ‘written or printed list of ull taxable property owned by them THUSIDAT, SO0F. .-, on_the first day of October, 1915. at 10 o'elock a. m., Those failing to make a list-will be | the following described property: Five charged a penalty of 10 per cent. ad- |cows, 3 giving milk, 2 yeariings, 1 horse ditional according to law. & years old. extra. £0od driver, 1 brood Elanks can be obtained of the As-|sow, 50 hens and chickens, 1 surrey, 2 sessors and at the Town Clerk's Otfice. | bugigles, 1 set of wheels. 1 grindston The Assessors will Bo in Union Hall |1 corn Shelier, block and fal mo on Saturday, Oct. 22d, and on Saturday, |ing machine, anvil, beHow: alkin Oct. 30th, from 10 o'clock a. m. until 3 [ machine, tire upsetter, vise, boring mi sawe, "chl ammers, & lot of new o'elock p. m. als. Dated at Voluntown, Conn., Oct. 16th, | spokes, & lot of nalls, and many other 1975. things too numerous to mention. CHARLES H. BARBER, 1If 52id day be stormy, next fair week CHARLES W. PRATT, day. Terms cash. E. BEYRON GALLUP. oct168Tu B. PTORCE, Adm. Assessors. H oct19d WA gropgsition x 27, care Bulletin. WA i “wishes position In light housewori ‘where thers are no sm: children. not far from . Blumenschetd, Hompton, oo unity: give 222, care of oetisa WANTED_Lady agent to introduce Superior sanitary speclalties; goods oman néeds apd wants very salable: something diffe: origtnal ahd exclustve: IHberal comvmiaston and jor references. Address Bulietin. ANTEDSecond obain quilling, beaming. w: winding depariment. Address Bulletin Co. WEAVERS wanted on blankets; one- loom work; good pay to weavers. Mianus Mfg. Co. Norwalk, Comn. octied AR g gt o vpeoRt has Westerly, R. I, R. F. D. No. 1. _oetisd WANTEDPosition a8 cook or house. keepor. ADPlY. stating wages. Box 995 oo Public Approval Bulletin Want Ads are daily “o. k."d” by, thou- sands of people. Bulletin Want Ads find werk and help; find the lost; rent rooms, houses, stores, factories and farms; sell anything from a go-cart to a ranch; and reach all of the English- reading families in Nor- wich and vicinity. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Horse, weight 1200. Iy Peter Costandi, 112 Frankli lephone 571. oct1sd B i Dare. be true! Other. never sawe | Stand like & hero and bastie till death E::;zé’umlfi--:‘m.z Look at your work se yowN leok at it Scamned by Jehovah, and angels and ‘men. €0 be right! dare to ' DS ey ety S T smatine ant Let the dew falil, for then showers sha Dew is ‘earth, but showers are from heaven. = Dare to Be right! dare to be true! God, who created you, cares fer you to0: . Bottles the tears that his striving ones shed. prices. In: Tiviile, Ter 165-4. O T _Stbre af ST Franklis St Inquire at Bulletin -Office. sep32d MO RENT Seven-room flat, modern improyements, 116 Broadway: posses- sion given Oet. 1. Inquire C. A. Gager, Franklin St sep21d A UTOMORBILE storage or repair shop, 176 Frankiin St. John E. Fanning, Broadway. sep2ia TR D rocme. $150 un. 38 Un- ion St, all conveniences. Phons 1 seplid FOR RENTThe house No. §7 Wash. ington St, 12 rooms, with all conven: iences and steam heat. uire _of Issac S. Jones, Insurance and Real Es- Dare (ou»fi:&x!«n—-unm: Cannot nce through? Iy andminsion. and_ Srome ah s - Can you not @are to be true and be right? Dare to be right! dare to G trus: The sun ma WANTED_A man of character and abllity to represent us in your viclniey: pleasant work; good pay. Write for our Special plan. Barnes Bros. Nursery Co., Box T.. Yalesville, Conn. sctied WANTED—A competent sdcond girl, Apnl);Seflvenlm. at 32 Lincoln Ave. oct FARM wanted; to rent or buy small forn: in.Norwich Town or Bean Hill; state price. Y. W.. Bulletin Co. oct1IMTFS NOBODY likes a boaster, but we will take a chance. ‘The Columbian House sells the best 2ic dinners in town. oct DEAR EDITOR—Why does Charlle Chaplin wear _such funny Ans.: Because we have & Board of Censorship who Cobweb Corner six says for e cigar oke Shop. E experienced ladies to take orders from house to house all goods delivered by grocer. Addre: Sket Company. Hartford, Conn. octlld SAFETY razor blades sharpened by E. Kirby. 227 Main St. Norwich, Conn. oct $75.00 MONTH paid rallway mail clerks: examinations announced Jan. 15th: sample guestions free; write im- mediately. Franklin Instifute, Dept. 35-H. Hochester. N. Y. octid WANTED—Antique furniture and old siiver; good prices 55 Franklin St THE PLYMOUTH, 44 Laurel HIll Ave. The best place !n Norwich for spring nd summer boarding: situated Digh overiooking the water; also ®atomobile parties accommodated. Phone 785. maysd WANTED—To buy cows and caives of all kinds; pay good price. E. Glau- N Tel. 14-6, Colchester. Conn. AUTOGENOUS WELDING—Cast iron, aluminum or most any metal may be welded by tais process. Inquire about thoss broken utensils or maghine parts information cheerfully giv in E. Chapman, 132 Chestnut St\ sep2sd WANTED Twenty-five Bricklayers and 25 Car- penters, 20 Laborers to go out of town. Union scale of wag FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, Central Building, Broadway WANTED Inside Wiremen NEW ENGLAND ENGINEERING CO. Waterbury, Conn. WANTED Six Maids, two Dishwashers, Farm Hands and Milkers FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Broadway, Central Building GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager FD_R‘.ALI FOR SALE SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE Electric lights, steam heat, set- tubs, large lot, infine location. PRICE $3,300 N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street, Norwich FOR SALB Bosiness_ wagon §ep, 800 _condition. Perkins’ FOR SALE_A farm horses. terbury, Ct. ir of Inquire with Candy octisd 004 _youn, o wheeler, Cant octisd tate Agent. Richards Bullding, $1 Main St sepisd TO RENT_The best offices in this city for doctor or lawyer: also fur- nished rooms. J. B. Lucas, Central Bullding. eepld STORAGE ROOM—Inquite J. E Fan- B e feb13d Ted and the planets turn blue; God may tom back the systems to acs But his promise forever is open, Amen. Dare to be right! Sare to be tru FOR SALE Postage tions: one of nearly 4,000 and one nearly 2,000 copies. stamp collec. For ticulars, 84dress fotier 1o I James, Wanregan ning. 52 Broadway. FURNISHED ROOM — Centrally lo- cated. Emma Morse, 18 Union St Prayerfully, lovingly, firmly pursue The pathway by sains and by serapbims trod, The pathway that climbe to the city of o of House, Norwich. octisa HUMOR OF THE FOR SALE — Seven-room cottage, DAY barn. woodhouse #nd. _two _ poultry - houses. Mrs. Joseph Bryant, East He—But why don't you come with Jewett City. oetisa ? me and pick out the FOR SALE Folding bed, class condition, at low price. 23_Grove St in oct19, 50x100, situated on _the y his way in the sanatorium? mith. Canterbury Turnpike. first Inquire A R LL SOMEBODY please buy a iot Canterbury Turnpike, to help a poor sick man to octisd Two modern apartments, No. 157 Laurel Hiil Ave. Also have other nice rents. For full particulars inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate and Isvestment p7d T ramklin She—TI'm afraig we can't afford to do that—Life. A boy, being asked which of the Biblical parables he Itked the best, answered where somebody a ot Broker, Square. FOR RENT “That of and fishes."—Harper's. © loats FOR SALE _Four g0od second-hand tubes, " 30xd_ Clincher: Gardner, 12 Cutler St. New London, Ct. auto tires and price very low for cash. Address oct19d “Would you like some views of the hotel to send to your friends?™ ir” sald the disgruntied guest, T presume it will be better for me to keep my views to myselft™ —Chi- Stores and Offices in_ new Tha: Building, Frankiin Square. = Fire- proof, of elevator service, jani- tor. Everything up-to-date. FOR SALE—One 1914 Overland fi passenger, electric lights, in first class condition: very Inquire of N, Lalin, oct19d FOR SALE-Show cases and coul ers. Zeky Nahass, Box 66, R. D. Norwich. Main self starter, reason oct1sd cago Herald. “Father,”, said a small boy, “what is a demagogue? demagogue, my son, is a man who can rock the boat himeelf and persuade everybody that there's a terrible storm at sea” — Waoman's Journal. ve-| Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL, Agent, Room 108 o TO RENT 4.| QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room eot- tage, 3 acres land, 1000 feet from st FOR cheap. West Thames St. SALE—One good dump ocart. oct16d Ocean and Salt Pond; sown Jower and Artist (to model he has just picked vegetable gardens: hardwood > up in the strest)—A man I haa FOR SALE_At a low price, pair extra good draft horses, pounds. Herbert Conn. welght 3000 C. Keech, Danielson, 2. oetl4d floors, plumbing and heat. Renta! 3350, Others $200 to $4000. Send for dooklet. FRANK W. COY, ‘"esterly, R. 1 here the other day stole two pounds B when my back was turned. Would you'do a think like that Model—Oh, no, sir, I haven't the FOR SALE—A nice black & year horse, weight 1250, a good 1 buggy harness, 1 express h; and 1 democrat wagon and sleighs; a bargain for someone. gnire of A. D. Beausoleil, Putnam, 50 Vandernoot Bt. Telephone 53-3. octizd butcher speed —Punch. “Do you believe in marrying for asked the semtimental girl whose face was her principal misfor- tune. “Not necessarily.” repljed the gray- old FOR SALE ar: love™ In- ct., WILL SELL at private sale, Saturday, Oct. 33d, 1915, the househ: goods belonging io tae estate of Iate Sherman Loomis of Franklin. anyaues. 164 . ‘Henry King, until Executor. haired parsoh. “As a rile, I usually mary for momey” — Indianapolis tar. “Did you punish Tommy for throw- ing a lump of coal at Willle Smith ™ asked the careful mother. old the No FOR SALE—Bull calves frof regis- Storer tered Jersey stock. §10 to_350. Farm. Bast Great Plain, Norwich. RENT—Desirabie offices in Thames Loan and Trust Building, Si tucket St. Inquire ther Jerd I 4id" replied the busy father. T don’t care so much for the Smith boy, but I can’t have anybody in this family throwing coal around Ifke that”—Chicago News. B “What is your idea of the duty of a patriot ™ Broadway; fin Norwich. A. Browni LICE — They cannot live onemah Main St Poult: Yards, 4 Nerwich, cr FOR SALE — Building lot, 95 feet front part of Emerson Turner property, residential section in sepid ve on a bird treated with Konemah Lice Remedy; send 50c and try a bottle., postage paid. Je14TuThs “He ought to be willing to fight for his principles,” replied the member of Congress. “What principles? “That's what P'm going back home to learn from my constituents.”— ‘Washington Star. est chance to Barron stri roosters of this strain ling hens: bargain prices honest bay mare, will work In any i farm wagon; International Tryomws Agency, Willimantic. Conn. oot FOR SALE—1912 Cadillac octsd FOR SALE—Two farms in town of Montville, containing 22 and 14 ac ter are well supplied with wate fruit, and are in A-1_condition, yoke of 4 year old steers. Ph: or. address. Box 225, care Bu tin_Co. octl FOR SALE—Body with to] runadout; A-T condition; pri quire Frisbie's Garage. and RO A ¢ Rvelopss, Beally printed. Tor $100 each . for Dprices £ =y of. The Bulletin Company. Conn. Anyons e ne Samusl_Gell 14 Srinting you ars in nesd Norw! G _poul! Slttuster, Ban MRB. POULTRYMAN—Don't miss this 400 pullets and Also a ‘good or_place, cheap, and a new one-horse hovers. full; Tpped, 1h good condition. car, fully equ: L in condition. G.F. Noyes, No. 104 Lavrel Hill Ave. ng a riverfront of 500 feet: wood and also for Ford sep30d beach, not far from board walc OVER — 250 noteheads regular business size of all kinds. JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St,- Nerwich, Conn. | | , Seiman expirimenters have pro- the carbide from pot The volume of the rocky crust of the earth, estimated as 10 miles thick, including the mean elevation of the WATCH HILL BUSINESS land above the ses, is 1,63%,000,000 e 55 58 Ia3eeg Jend long sy = T i Bven in the Londen suburbs the ot ®ood business: for e at a bargalin. war i t o5 g T & Cottage at Pleasant View. at Pleasant This place is S-minute walk i trolley and postotfice, and the pr! - | (e very low. "inquire about it. A Lot at Grotem Leus Polut. Located on the water side, sandy Tooting etreet the following noti: en.xk:wmuw--:; “Swords sharpened. Bayonets sbarp on: Because old French reigning fami- lies ave not allowed o serve in France, Prince Louis of Orieans, who offered to fight,in the Fremch Army, Deen advised by President Poin- to join the British forces. In- month is ol Price If taken this 6! A Cottages al bargain. Farms. Choles of 400—prices from 3376 to $20,000. Send for catalogue. WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad S5t Reoms 1 and 2. Westerfy, R. L Phome No. 365... around it i e, b 1 ¢ t | $7,000 BROAD STREET RESIDENCE. Madern house of ten roofas and bath in most desirable section. ‘Has eleotric lights, steam heat, mostly hardwood floars. wpacious verands. Grounds are about 63 x 150 fest, and there's & pie- turesque summer house. ARCHA W. COIT, ‘The Mutual Benefit Life Agency. 08 Broaaway. Fhone 1304, FOR SALE A 8zg Cottage and % Aore of Land on 3t {he piace ib Ive and enioy yoor B, A. PRENTICE 86 CHIt Strost FOR SALE & BRE 6 TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- missioners for New London County: I hereby apply for a license to sell and exchange spirituous and intoxicatin liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine ang AUCTION consisting of crockery and sfiverware and fancy goods (tcnight), Tuesday, :: er h:tthe hu!llg.‘fng I“h‘ w.‘"l “.hln Oct. 19th, at 7.80, 59 Frankiln St. Don't reet, Town of Norwich, exo the | miss want anything in these Tooms and apartments 15 Said building IR T sy = ,::n ng; any PATE o= parts of which are cut GF | lines. or partitioned FyoRr oare or have & -Ma looking for real es Real Estate and Imsuranmce. e S RTINS Toom 108, Thayer Dlds. form booths, side rooms, or retiring rooms. My ptace of business is not located within two hundred feet. In a direct lne from any chureh edifice or public or chial school, or . ithe prn‘u‘:t';- pt)(balllalnlfh thereto, or ice, public Tary, on cemetery. rwic] ated at Norwich, this 18th day of m‘flfi." T October, A. D. 191 iy ¥, Kerouck | = Applicant. We, the undersigned, are electors and ta: iyers, owning real es- ;lte, nflthe fl"ndflol {:m and 2 ana’en: egol Pl oflnof Mary ¥. Kerouek fi‘: fi2ense. ana bereby certify Gt sald LOST AND FOUND LOST_Wednesday. E:?fi"m" 2 e On Thames Terrase a seven: room cottage, with afl medern squipment, large lot, frult trese, shrubs, ote, Prics right. In: quire of THOMAS H. BROKLEY, Roal Ketate and Insurance. e Bird G0k 1. 3 licensed pursuant to 611 day of Ootover. A. S iclblo0k, Town Cieni; - sy